About us
WHO WE ARE
We at On Target Health and Wellness (OTHW) have positioned ourselves as the African pioneers in the field of Interventional and Regenerative Orthopaedic Medicine. We are the first in Africa to provide training to medical practitioners that is equivalent to our international counter parts. Through rigorous training in orthopaedic medicinal practices we will increase the number of specialists in the regenerative field, ultimately benefitting you – the patient.
Our techniques are based on extensive research and evolve alongside the latest technologies. Our comprehensive treatment protocols assist patients with non-invasive regenerative injection-based techniques, whilst producing the best possible outcomes with minimal recovery time. The techniques are performed under precise image-guidance ensuring that the treatment is delivered to the affected area. We are very excited for the addition of Digital Motion X-rays to our state of the art facility to diagnose patients and train medical practitioners.
Our inspiring patient success stories stand as a testament to the efficacy of our non-invasive therapies. The regenerative treatments that are practiced at OTHW harness the body’s natural healing abilities to repair damage to bones, muscles, cartilage, tendons and ligaments. This is achieved by activating and enhancing the natural repair processes in the body.
We take a holistic approach in treating our patients by not only treating the symptom, but the cause. The numerous factors that are contributary or detrimental to each of our patient’s health are taken into careful consideration before each treatment. In recent years remarkable advances have been made within integrative, functional, regenerative medicine and its applications. These advances promise improved methods of disease diagnosis, early detection and prevention modalities and the successful treatment thereof.
Ultimately, we at OTHW aim to provide these essential services to the poverty-stricken communities. This will provide much needed relief for the strained medical sector in Africa. In comparison to traditional therapies, patients will receive treatment in a shorter timeframe paired with shorter recovery times as well. This will ultimately enable patients to return to society as actively contributing members.