Samantha Lin, MD

I trained in physical medicine and rehabilitation because I wanted to be the doctor who saw the whole arc — not just the surgery, not just the imaging report, but the actual recovery. Six months in, twelve months in. Whether the patient went back to the thing they loved doing.

Regenerative medicine found me, in a sense. I kept seeing patients who weren't surgical candidates yet, but whose conservative care had clearly hit a ceiling. The literature on image-guided biologic injection was moving fast, and the gap between what was being marketed and what was actually evidence-based was widening. That gap is where this practice lives.

Lin Regenerative Medicine is intentionally small. One physician — me. Image-guided procedures, in-clinic processing, transparent pricing. I'd rather see eight patients a week and remember every one of their MRIs than thirty I can't keep straight.

If you're considering a regenerative procedure for a joint or tendon that won't quiet down, I'd like to look at your imaging with you. Sometimes the answer is yes. Often it's not, and I'll say so.