- 16600 Boones Ferry Rd Ste #104 Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035
Maple Medical redefines regenerative care with a holistic, boutique approach to healing. Located in Lake Oswego and serving the greater Portland, Oregon community, Maple Medical offers innovative, non-surgical solutions designed to address pain, support recovery, and help patients restore function, build resilience, and move toward lasting wellness.
Led by Dr. Blatz’s vision and expertise, our dedicated team creates personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs, considering every facet of their musculoskeletal health and wellness journey. Like the Japanese maple that inspired our name, Maple Medical represents resilience, healing, and growth at every stage of the patient journey.
Dr. Brice Blatz is a double board-certified physician in Family Medicine and Sports Medicine with more than a decade of experience in non-surgical pain relief, regenerative medicine, and musculoskeletal care. He serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Sports Medicine at Stanford University, where he helps train the next generation of physicians in advanced ultrasound, orthobiologics, and image-guided treatment techniques.
As President of the American Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment and core faculty for The Orthobiologic Institute, Dr. Blatz is recognized as a leader in regenerative and energy-based therapies, including focused and radial shockwave, PRP, stem cell treatments, and ultrasound-guided procedures.
Inspired by a long-held dream to bring personalized, innovative care to Lake Oswego, he founded Maple Medical as a boutique medical experience where advanced medicine, compassion, and patient empowerment come together to address pain, restore function, and support lasting wellness.
Outside the clinic, Cole enjoys spending quality time with his wife and son. He’s also an avid comic book collector and has been collecting since childhood.
Since 2022, under the training and guidance of Dr. Blatz, Annee has integrated her skills in therapeutic and orthopedic massage with Shockwave Therapy. With thousands of hours of hands-on experience, she continually refines her techniques to deliver exceptional care. Known for her compassionate approach and gentle touch, Annee tailors each session to support her patients’ long-term wellness goals.
Outside the clinic, Annee is likely knee-deep in gardening or camping under the stars with her partner and their dog. Life with her kids is never dull—whether she’s dodging stray soccer, tennis, or lacrosse balls, snowboarding alongside them on the slopes or rooting for them from the sidelines, she’s always in the thick of it.
Lexi Middleton, RDMS, is a Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer and Medical Assistant at Maple Medical, where she supports both clinical care and advanced regenerative procedures. With years of clinical experience, she assists in all in-office procedures, performs phlebotomy, and the processes all of the advanced cell therapy treatments.
She earned her Associate of Science degree while completing her phlebotomy certification and is a graduate of Diagnostic Medical Sonography training, with specialized musculoskeletal ultrasound training under Dr. Blatz
Outside the clinic, you’ll likely find Lexi on the court — coaching volleyball or still getting into a competitive game herself.
Many regenerative medicine treatments are not covered by insurance. During your consultation, our team will review your recommended options, expected costs, and available payment pathways before treatment begins.
We start by listening. Your symptoms, activity level, previous care, imaging history, and goals all help shape the conversation.
Regenerative medicine can feel confusing. We explain treatment options in clear language so you understand what each therapy is designed to do and why it may or may not fit your situation.
Your plan may include one treatment or a coordinated care pathway. The goal is to recommend the right next step, not simply offer a menu of procedures.
Recovery often involves more than one visit. Follow-up care, activity guidance, physical therapy collaboration, maintenance recommendations, and at-home support may all play a role depending on your needs.
