Medicare and most major insurance accepted. We check your coverage before treatment; benefits vary by plan.
Bone-on-Bone Knee Pain — Non-Surgical Options in Kansas City
A 'bone-on-bone' diagnosis doesn't always mean surgery is your only option. GAE targets the inflamed knee lining that drives most of the pain — even in advanced osteoarthritis.
Medicare and most major insurance accepted. We check your coverage before treatment; benefits vary by plan.
Warning Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
- X-ray or MRI shows bone-on-bone arthritis
- Pain is constant — not just with activity
- Cortisone, gel, and PT no longer help
- You've been told replacement is the 'only option'
- Stiffness and swelling worsen at night or after sitting
Why GAE May Help
- Most OA pain comes from synovial inflammation, not the cartilage itself
- GAE reduces blood supply to the inflamed lining — calming the pain signal
- Studies show meaningful pain relief even in advanced (Kellgren-Lawrence 3–4) OA
- No incision, outpatient, walk out the same day
Frequently Asked Questions
Can GAE work if I'm bone-on-bone?
Yes. Published research shows GAE provides pain relief across all severity grades, including advanced bone-on-bone arthritis.
Will GAE rebuild cartilage?
No procedure rebuilds cartilage. GAE works by reducing the inflammation that causes the pain.
How long does relief last?
Clinical studies document sustained pain reduction at 12 months or longer in most appropriately selected patients.
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