Northeast Foot and Ankle adds Genesis RPA in New Hampshire first

Northeast Foot and Ankle in Portsmouth and Nashua is now offering Genesis Regenerative Protein Array, which Genesis Regenerative says makes the practice the first in New Hampshire to provide the treatment. The move extends nearly a decade of regenerative care and gives Seacoast and southern New Hampshire patients a local option for the therapy.

Why it matters: - Northeast Foot and Ankle is now offering Genesis Regenerative Protein Array, or RPA, in Portsmouth and Nashua. - Genesis Regenerative says the practice is the first in New Hampshire to provide RPA. - Patients on the Seacoast and across southern New Hampshire no longer need to travel out of state to access the treatment.

What happened: - Dr. Jennifer Sartori, a foot and ankle surgeon and founder of Northeast Foot and Ankle, added RPA to the practice’s offices in Portsmouth and Nashua. - The practice has served patients since 2006 and sees people ages 5 to 85 for foot and ankle care, including surgery. - Dr. Sartori moved to New Hampshire after residency, spent four years in private practice in Nashua, and later founded Northeast Foot and Ankle.

The details: - Genesis describes RPA as an acellular, non-DNA regenerative protein array containing naturally occurring signaling proteins for use by qualified medical practitioners. - At Northeast Foot and Ankle, RPA may be offered alongside MLS laser therapy or shockwave sessions. - A typical RPA visit takes 30 to 45 minutes. - Follow-up is usually scheduled six to eight weeks later. - Northeast Foot and Ankle has offered regenerative medicine treatments for nearly a decade. - The practice first used platelet-rich plasma, then added MLS laser therapy, shockwave therapy, and custom-molded functional orthotics when a mechanical issue is involved. - Dr. Sartori learned about RPA about two years ago at an educational conference. - Genesis says the company launched the Roadmap to Health in August. - The Roadmap has three stages: Assess, Repair, and Maintain. - The Assess stage uses pharmacogenomic and nutrigenomic testing to help gauge how a patient may respond to prescriptions, diet, exercise, and environmental factors. - RPA is the Repair stage. - A needle-free transdermal patch that delivers peptides and therapeutics, such as NAD+, supports the Maintain stage. - The Roadmap is available to clinicians across the Genesis Regenerative network. - Every plan at Northeast Foot and Ankle starts with an individual evaluation and is built around the patient’s specific problem and lifestyle. - Follow-up visits track how the patient is progressing. - Dr. Sartori says treatment goals range from playing with grandchildren to running a marathon.

Between the lines: - The addition of RPA fits Northeast Foot and Ankle’s broader shift toward regenerative and nonsurgical options for pain management and recovery. - The practice is positioning individualized care as the filter for deciding whether RPA or another Roadmap option makes sense for a patient. - The New Hampshire launch also gives Genesis Regenerative another clinical foothold inside its network.

What's next: - Patients can schedule appointments with Northeast Foot and Ankle in Portsmouth at 603-431-6070 or in Nashua at 603-882-8866. - Genesis Regenerative is offering educational resources on RPA and the Roadmap to Health at more information. - Additional details about Dr. Sartori are available on the doctor profile, and practice information is available at Northeast Foot and Ankle.

The bottom line: - Northeast Foot and Ankle has become the first New Hampshire practice to offer Genesis RPA, expanding access to a new regenerative option for local foot and ankle patients.