Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation

Biotechnology ResearchColorado, United States11-50 Employees

The Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation (IOF) operates within the biotechnology research space, focusing on regenerative medicine through precise percutaneous placement of orthobiologic treatments under exacting image guidance. Its work centers on educating practitioners in injection techniques for regenerative biologics, such as adult stem cell therapies and platelet-rich plasma, aiming to address gaps in standard education and raise the level of expertise in this field. The organization supports a standardized curriculum and CME-accredited courses designed to train clinicians to participate in the interventional orthobiologics movement, thereby influencing patient care with targeted regenerative approaches.

Based in Broomfield, Colorado, IOF describes itself as the only orthobiologic-focused nonprofit offering such accredited training. The foundation appears to engage with the broader orthobiologics community and related topics—such as regulatory considerations, laser therapy, extracorporeal shockwave therapy, and nutritional therapies—through its events, including the IOF MAX Experience conference. The current context indicates a focus on expanding training options and forming partnerships to advance the field, with program activities and partnerships reflecting its mission to advance regenerative medicine practices.

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