I am Dr. Jesse Morse, a board-certified physician specializing in Family and Sports Medicine. I take a proactive, non-traditional approach to care, looking beyond short-term symptom relief to identify the factors driving pain, injury, or limited performance.
My goal is to pursue durable solutions whenever possible. That means understanding why a problem developed, addressing its root causes, and building a plan designed to relieve pain, restore function, and help patients avoid unnecessary surgery.
Three disciplines, one complete view
My practice brings together traditional orthopedic medicine, regenerative medicine, and integrative medicine. Rather than treating an injury in isolation, I consider the patient's movement, recovery, overall health, and long-term goals.
When appropriate, that broader plan may incorporate IV therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF), hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and precision medicine. These options are selected thoughtfully and used to complement—not replace—a sound diagnosis and established medical care.
A comprehensive approach to musculoskeletal injuries
I specialize in acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries and use regenerative techniques when they fit the diagnosis and the available evidence. My approach is grounded in prolotherapy principles: evaluating the full area of concern and treating the relevant weak points rather than focusing only on the most painful spot.
A personalized procedure may involve multiple treatment points and may include ozone, prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), or advanced stem cell and growth factor therapies. Depending on the evaluation, that may mean addressing many connected weak points—in some cases 12 or more—in a single session. The number of areas treated and the type of therapy used depend on the patient's condition, goals, risk profile, and response to prior care.
The outcome I work toward
My vision is care that helps patients move beyond temporary fixes. I want every plan to have a clear purpose: meaningful pain relief, restored function, greater confidence in movement, and a path back to the activities that matter most.
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