PRP treatments
Treatments made from your own concentrated platelets, for joints, tendons, nerves, and the eye.
Learn moreAutologous orthobiologics in Boulder, Colorado
Bone marrow and PRP treatments that use your own cells.
Alongside BMAC and PRP, we offer prolotherapy, hydrodissection, and iron infusions for orthopedic injuries, longevity care, and complex medical conditions. We see patients from Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, and across the United States.
Dr. Glowney performing a
fluoroscopy-guided injection
Our therapies.
Most of our therapies are made from your own blood or tissue.
Cellular therapies
Bone marrow concentrate contains mesenchymal stromal (stem) cells. We also use a small amount of your own fat as a cushioning graft.
Learn moreIron Infusions for Athletes
IV iron infusions for endurance athletes. We review your iron and ferritin levels with you and plan from there.
Learn moreProlotherapy
Dextrose prolotherapy for chronic ligament, tendon, and joint pain, including sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. A nonsurgical option we discuss at consultation.
Learn moreFind care for your condition.
Pick the closest match: we'll show you the therapies most relevant to your situation.
Orthopedic
Systemic & medical
Ongoing care
Meet your team
Our providers.
Founder · Dual Board-Certified
Jason Glowney, MD, MSc, CAQSM
Dr. Glowney founded Boulder Biologics in 2018 and is a physician and researcher, board-certified in Internal Medicine and Sports Medicine.
Co-Founder · Clinical Manager
Ryan Shiling, MSN, AGNP-C
Ryan is a board-certified nurse practitioner who sees patients ages 13 and older for primary care, orthopedic and sports medicine concerns, and iron deficiency.
Clinical research through the Apeiron Research Center.
Dr. Glowney founded the Apeiron Research Center, a non-profit that runs IRB-approved clinical trials of treatments made from a participant's own bone marrow. Its current studies are in Parkinson's disease. The trials are separate from clinic care, and the treatments they study are investigational.
Frequently asked
Questions patients ask us most.
Cost, candidacy, recovery, and other common questions. If yours isn't here, ask us at consultation.
See all FAQs →How much does it cost? Is it covered?
Most insurance plans don't currently cover autologous biologic therapies: this is a patient-pay practice. We discuss the cost with you when you book your service, supply documentation for HSA / FSA reimbursement where applicable, and never bill you for anything that wasn't discussed up front.
Am I a candidate?
Candidacy depends on your imaging, condition stage, prior treatments, and overall health. Every patient has a consultation with Dr. Glowney or Ryan Shiling, MSN, AGNP-C, before any procedure is offered. We'll tell you honestly whether biologics fit your case or whether another path makes more sense.
Is the procedure painful?
Procedures are performed in-clinic under local anesthesia and ultrasound guidance. Most patients report mild post-procedural soreness for 24 to 72 hours. An oral sedative is available for bone marrow aspiration if you ask for it ahead of time.
Schedule a call
Talk through whether biologics might help.
720-550-6175VisitBCH Foothills Campus
4745 Arapahoe Ave, Suite 300
Boulder, CO 80303
HoursMon, Tue, Thu, Fri
8:00am – 5:00pm
Closed Wednesday