About Ontario Regenerative Medicine

Dr. Scott Barr

Dr. Barr is a pioneer in the provision of regenerative medicine in Northern Ontario and has offered unique, innovative programs to optimize patient health for over a decade. Listening to thousands of patients discuss the symptoms that diminished their quality of life over the years led him to research and develop programs and treatments that improved those symptoms for both woman and men.

Dr. Barr offers customized programs in hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, fat transfer, PRP, and stem cell therapy to create tailored plans that restore health and vitality for a wide range of conditions. Using a science driven approach to optimize health, hormones and quality of life, Dr. Barr helps patients to find optimized wellness and enjoyment of life through customized treatment programs specifically targeted at each patient’s problematic symptoms. He is a member of numerous medical societies, including the North American Menopause Society, Aesthetic Multi-Specialty Society and the Healthy Longevity Medicine Society, and continues to seek innovative treatment options to promote optimized health.

Dr. Eric Robinson

Dr. Robinson has worked alongside Dr. Barr in regenerative medicine since 2018 and currently focuses on non-surgical regenerative solutions for joints and restored mobility for patients of Ontario Regenerative Medicine. Dr.  Robinson is currently an Orthopaedic Surgeon with active privileges at Health Sciences North and the Manitoulin Health Centre.  He is an associate professor at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine, Lead Surgeon for the North Eastern Joint Assessment Centre and Surgical Director for Strive Sports Medicine Centre.  He has co-authored numerous publications in Orthopaedic Surgery.

Dr. Robinson has held a myriad of leadership positions within Health Sciences North including Medical Director of Occupational Health and Chief of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.  Dr. Robinson is a past Royal College Examiner in Orthopaedics, and has served on the board of the Ontario Orthopaedic Association.  He is a current member of the Ontario Medical Association, the Canadian Medical Association and the Ontario Orthopaedic Association. He is a pioneer in same-day joint replacement and robotic assisted surgery at Health Sciences North and conducts award winning research at the North Eastern Joint Assessment Centre.

Despite his busy practice and participation in joint health research, Dr. Robinson participates in Operation Walk, a volunteer organization that provides free hip and knee replacement surgery to patients suffering from debilitating bone and joint disease in developing countries. A celebrated winner of the Canadian Orthopaedic Association Research Award and the Frank Stinchfield Hip Society Award, Dr. Robinson looks forward to continuing his involvement in the development of innovative solutions for pain and disability through his role at Ontario Regenerative Medicine.