At TOBI 2025, DataBiologics took center stage as physicians and device makers showcased how real-world registry data is transforming regenerative medicine. From evidence-backed presentations to industry collaborations powered by patient-reported outcomes, the event underscored a future driven by transparency, data, and collaboration.

Armed with real-world data, physicians at the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine boosted patient confidence, optimized treatments, and turned consultations into evidence-based conversations. As a result, the practice doubled patient volume by using DataBiologics to track outcomes and benchmark against a global registry.

Manual outcomes tracking drained staff time and money, leaving providers frustrated with endless calls, spreadsheets, and incomplete data. DataBiologics was created to automate the process—giving physicians real-time, benchmarked insights that improve care and empower patients with meaningful, real-world results.

Dr. Kelly Cunningham uses DataBiologics to validate his orthobiologic protocols with real-world outcomes. By benchmarking against national data, he shows faster pain relief, longer-lasting results, and fewer repeat treatments—helping position biologics as a reliable alternative to surgery and conventional injections.

Dr. Chris Miars ditched outdated tracking tools and now uses live dashboards to boost patient confidence and streamline decision-making.

Victory in Motion uses real-world data from DataBiologics to validate their non-surgical joint program. With 94% patient satisfaction at 6 months and stronger results than single treatments, the clinic shows that outcomes improve when protocols guide care.

Resident physicians at NYU Langone used real-world PRP outcomes from the DataBiologics registry to study how treatment timing impacts knee osteoarthritis. With rapid access to structured data, they built a retrospective study and presented their findings at a national sports medicine conference highlighting a new path for research in training.