Continental Who's Who

Robert E. Windsor, MD

Robert E. Windsor, MD, is being recognized by Continental Who’s Who as a Pinnacle Lifetime Achiever in the field of Medicine as the President, Medical Director, and Regenerative Medicine Specialist at Georgia RegenRX.

Located at 541 Forest Parkway, Georgia RegenRX offers expert, caring pain management and regenerative medical services to the Atlanta metropolitan area. Dr. Windsor plans to expand his practice into all aspects of regenerative medicine to include aesthetics and life extension. He believes that people do not need to age physiologically nearly as rapidly as they traditionally have and that they should remain mentally and physically vital and continue to look good while they age.

Backed by more than three decades of experience, Dr. Windsor is a top physician in Clayton County. His areas of expertise include interventional pain medicine, interventional orthopedics, regenerative medicine and stem cell therapy, integrative medicine and pain management for arthritis, chronic spinal pain, and sports medicine. In addition to his administrative and clinical experience, he has held numerous faculty positions. He has been a Pain Management Fellowship Director at Emory University, a leader at the American Academy of Physical Medicine, and a Visiting Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University among others.

Pursuing a pain/rehabilitative/physical medicine career to help others, Dr. Windsor always keeps, “the patient first and foremost.” He has been highly successful on account of being able to learn and develop new and improved skill sets. He advises new doctors to, “Stay up to date on emerging technologies in the biological field (i.e.: Stem cells)” and to “Always question traditional “wisdom”; to do your own research; and come to your own conclusions, and to pursue your field with passion.”

In preparation for his career, Dr. Windsor earned a medical degree from the Texas A&M University College of Medicine at the age of twenty-three. He went on to complete a competitive residency program in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio. He is currently practicing in Georgia but has plans to expand his practice into Tennessee and Alabama.

A frontrunner in his field, Dr. Windsor has been board certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine, American Board of Pain Medicine, American Board of Pain Management, American Board of Elctrodiagnostic Medicine, American Board of Age Management Medicine, and the American Board of Regenerative Medicine. He is a current or former diplomat of the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, American Board of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, American Board of Pain Medicine, American Board of Pain Management, and American Board of Anti-Aging/ Regenerative Medicine.

In appreciation of his service, Dr. Windsor was honored as America’s Top Physician in 2014 by the Consumers Research Council of America, Distinguished Clinician Award by PASSOR, and Distinguished Member Award by PASSOR. He is also a Past-President of PASSOR and is a former Executive Board Member of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

A lifelong athlete, Dr. Windsor enjoys staying active. He likes lifting weights, snow skiing, scuba diving, boating and skydiving. He is heavily involved with his family. He has five biological sons. The eldest son is one of the few pediatric pain physicians in the U.S. His second oldest is a polyglot, living abroad. His middle has a biology degree and is in nursing school. His fourth is also a polyglot, serving as a computer programmer and having involvement in artificial intelligence. His youngest is interested in management and consulting.

Dr. Windsor dedicates this recognition to Stanley Herring, MD, Richard Derby, MD, Charles April, MD, and Daniel Dumitru, MD, PhD.

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