Vincera Institute
Vincera Institute is dedicated to treating core muscle injuries, helping athletes and individuals recover from debilitating pain and injuries. They specialize in diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of core injuries, with a focus on accurate imaging, personalized surgical plans, and comprehensive physical therapy. Their mission is to help patients get back in the game and lead pain-free, functional lives.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Vincera Institute
1200 Constitution Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19112
Products
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Patented materials for disinfection produced by non-thermal plasma
Technology related to materials generated or treated by non-thermal plasma for disinfection applications, referenced by a published patent document.
Services
MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and contrast arthrography tailored for core, groin and pelvic assessments; dynamic ultrasound to localize pain during movement.
Individualized surgical repair plans including muscle-to-bone reattachment, open and laparoscopic hernia repairs, and selective avoidance or removal of prosthetic mesh.
Pre- and post-operative rehab, one-on-one physical therapy, manual therapy, sport-specific conditioning, vestibular rehab, and scar-tissue management programs.
Evaluation and treatment for complex regional pain syndrome and other neuropathic conditions using infusions, IVIG, targeted nerve procedures and other interventional therapies.
Initial online or phone consultation triage followed by a focused telephone consult and a one-day on-site diagnostic visit with imaging and tests to define a treatment plan.
Provision and coordination of medical records requests, standardized PHI release forms and electronic signature authorization processes.
MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and contrast arthrography tailored for core, groin and pelvic assessments; dynamic ultrasound to localize pain during movement.
Individualized surgical repair plans including muscle-to-bone reattachment, open and laparoscopic hernia repairs, and selective avoidance or removal of prosthetic mesh.
Pre- and post-operative rehab, one-on-one physical therapy, manual therapy, sport-specific conditioning, vestibular rehab, and scar-tissue management programs.
Evaluation and treatment for complex regional pain syndrome and other neuropathic conditions using infusions, IVIG, targeted nerve procedures and other interventional therapies.
Initial online or phone consultation triage followed by a focused telephone consult and a one-day on-site diagnostic visit with imaging and tests to define a treatment plan.
Provision and coordination of medical records requests, standardized PHI release forms and electronic signature authorization processes.
Expertise Areas
- Core muscle injury diagnosis and treatment
- Musculoskeletal and pelvic imaging
- Sports medicine rehabilitation
- Image-guided minimally invasive procedures
Key Technologies
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with specialized pelvic protocols
- Diagnostic ultrasound (including dynamic ultrasound)
- Ultrasound-guided injections and interventions
- Minimally invasive and laparoscopic surgical techniques
News & Updates
Nick Bosa, a defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers, sought treatment at Vincera Institute after a serious core injury, enabling him to return to play.
Cam Reddish, NBA player, underwent surgery for a core injury at Vincera and returned to competition within six months.
Steven Krauza, 40, credits Vincera Institute for his recovery from a core injury that significantly improved his quality of life.
Kat Sokirka, a young athlete, found relief from chronic pain through Vincera's treatment.
Chris Diaz, after surgery at Vincera, was competing at a high level within six months.
Helping tens of thousands of patients
Vincera Institute has helped tens of thousands of patients recover from core injuries.
Nick Bosa, a defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers, sought treatment at Vincera Institute after a serious core injury, enabling him to return to play.
Cam Reddish, NBA player, underwent surgery for a core injury at Vincera and returned to competition within six months.
Steven Krauza, 40, credits Vincera Institute for his recovery from a core injury that significantly improved his quality of life.
Kat Sokirka, a young athlete, found relief from chronic pain through Vincera's treatment.
Chris Diaz, after surgery at Vincera, was competing at a high level within six months.
Helping tens of thousands of patients
Vincera Institute has helped tens of thousands of patients recover from core injuries.