Orthobiologics Team. Advanced Regenerative Medicine

Dr. Daniel Clark is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor who focuses on regenerative medicine and pain management. He helps patients recover from injuries, reduce pain, and return to daily activities — without surgery or harsh treatments.

He earned his medical degree from Sonoran University of Health Sciences, graduating with honors, then completed a two-year residency in regenerative medicine. Before that, he studied kinesiology at Laurentian University in Ontario, Canada.

Dr. Clark's interest in pain management grew from his own experience with sports injuries. When standard treatments didn't work, he found relief through dextrose prolotherapy — which inspired him to help others heal naturally.

Today, Dr. Clark uses many treatments to support healing, including platelet-rich plasma (PRP), IV therapy, supplements, exercises, and nutrition plans. As a triathlete, he understands how important it is to feel strong and pain-free.

Besides treating patients, Dr. Clark takes part in research. He co-authored a study about ketone supplements and exercise performance, published in Frontiers in Nutrition. He has also studied ways to better diagnose and treat concussions.

Sarah has been dedicated to the medical field since 2009, building her career around helping patients achieve better health and improved quality of life. In 2018, she began working alongside naturopathic physicians, developing a deep appreciation for a whole-person approach to healing. Since 2020, she has worked directly with physicians in orthobiologic and regenerative medicine programs, supporting patients through every stage of treatment.

Sarah's passion for regenerative medicine is personal as well as professional. After experiencing chronic pain herself, she found lasting relief through PRP therapy — an experience that gives her a unique perspective and helps her relate to patients who feel discouraged or uncertain during treatment.

Known for her compassionate approach, Sarah finds the greatest reward in empowering patients, providing education, and helping them stay motivated as they work toward healthier, more active lives.

A native of Tempe, Arizona, Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors, especially on the Salt River, and making memories with her family.