Genesis Regenerative backs free pain education event in Belmont

Dr. Jenna Lambeth will host a free Pain Awareness Month patient education session on Sept. 22 in Belmont, North Carolina, giving patients and caregivers a chance to discuss chronic pain and treatment options outside a typical office visit. The event also spotlights regenerative therapies, including Genesis Regenerative’s RPA, and is open to the public with registration requested.

Why it matters: - Chronic pain affects patients long after an injury or diagnosis, and many people need more time than a standard appointment allows to ask questions and understand options. - The Belmont event is designed to give patients, families and care providers direct access to a pain specialist during Pain Awareness Month. - The session also puts regenerative treatment approaches in front of a local audience looking for alternatives to traditional opioid-heavy care.

What happened: - Dr. Jenna Lambeth, a double board-certified anesthesiologist and pain management physician, will host a free patient education event on Tuesday, Sept. 22, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. - The event will be held at Home2 Suites by Hilton Charlotte Belmont, 871 Hawley Avenue, Belmont, North Carolina. - The session is open to patients, families, friends and care providers. - Attendance is free, and registration is requested. - Patients can register at BSNevents.com/2693c or call Southeast Pain and Spine Care in Belmont at 704-862-4700.

The details: - Dr. Lambeth practices at Southeast Pain and Spine Care in Belmont, about 15 minutes from Charlotte. - Her practice focuses on helping patients recover from complex spine and sports injuries without relying on traditional opioid medications. - Dr. Lambeth earned her medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina. - She completed an anesthesiology residency and a pain management fellowship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. - Her treatment approach combines interventional procedures with regenerative options, including prolotherapy, platelet-rich plasma and Genesis Regenerative’s Regenerative Protein Array, or RPA. - Genesis describes RPA as a cell-free regenerative protein matrix designed to support the body’s innate healing ability. - Southeast Pain and Spine Care is an independent practice. - Dr. Lambeth is among the clinicians nationally who offer RPA to patients. - Her treatment planning also weighs biomechanics, inflammation, metabolic health, nutrition, rehabilitation and lifestyle alongside the presenting injury. - Dr. Lambeth has trained medical students, residents and fellows, and has authored research publications and medical textbook chapters. - She is a member of the Pain Society of the Carolinas and the Society of Women Innovators in Pain Management.

Between the lines: - The event reflects a broader push to make chronic pain care more accessible and less intimidating for patients who may be weighing multiple treatment paths. - By framing the evening as a conversation instead of a lecture, Dr. Lambeth is positioning the event as practical education rather than product promotion. - The inclusion of RPA highlights how regenerative medicine is being introduced in community settings, not just specialty clinics. - The quote from Dr. Lambeth underscores a treatment model centered on restoring function and daily activity, not only reducing pain scores.

What's next: - Registration remains open ahead of the Sept. 22 event. - Attendees will be able to hear from Dr. Lambeth, ask questions and learn about pain-management options during the 90-minute session. - Pain Awareness Month in September is likely to keep attention on chronic pain education and patient access to treatment discussions.

The bottom line: - Genesis Regenerative and Dr. Jenna Lambeth are using Pain Awareness Month to turn a local Belmont event into a broader conversation about chronic pain, patient education and regenerative treatment options. - More information is available at Dr. Lambeth’s practice page, her personal site, and Genesis Regenerative.