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Expanded clinic services
The Yorkshire-based healthcare provider announced expanded pain management services at its Leeds and Sheffield clinics. Its service includes consultant-led assessments, ultrasound- and fluoroscopy-guided injections, radiofrequency treatments, platelet-rich plasma and PRGF-Endoret therapy. LivingCare presents these interventions as minimally invasive options intended to reflect patients’ conditions, symptoms and lifestyles.
Arthrosamid treatment
LivingCare is offering Arthrosamid, an injectable hydrogel treatment for patients with knee osteoarthritis. The source describes it as a simple outpatient procedure that integrates with synovial tissue in the knee joint and provides long-lasting pain relief. These descriptions represent claims from the provider and do not establish outcomes beyond the supplied announcement.
Healthcare access context
The expansion comes as musculoskeletal conditions are described as placing growing pressure on UK healthcare services and the economy. LivingCare cites about 17 million people in England living with conditions including arthritis or osteoarthritis. The group says the initiative reflects continued investment in specialist healthcare access across Yorkshire, following a free Sheffield skin-check service earlier this year.
