Humanaut Health, the longevity and regenerative medicine company behind clinics in Austin, Dallas, and Palm Beach Gardens, has just announced six new locations across the United States and Mexico. Leading the rollout is its first Stem Cell Center of Excellence in Park City, Utah, opening this month, followed by the brand's first international clinic in Mexico City in early 2027.
Palm Desert, California, is on the same November 2026 timeline as Park City, San Antonio follows in January 2027 as the newest addition to the company's Texas portfolio, and Houston and Kansas City, Missouri, are both scheduled to begin construction in December 2026. The six are a mix of franchise and corporate locations, and four of them, Palm Desert, Park City, Kansas City, and Mexico City, take Humanaut into markets where it has never operated. "Our expansion is about far more than increasing our physical footprint, it's about broadening access to transformative, data-backed longevity care," said Jake Thiede, Chief Marketing Officer of Humanaut Health. "By pairing strict clinical rigor with world-class franchise partners, we are ensuring that every new location delivers the exact same elevated, life-changing experience our patients have come to expect from our flagship clinics."
The Park City center follows Humanaut's acquisition of Docere Clinics, the practice founded by Humanaut co-founder Dr. Harry Adelson. Dr. Adelson has spent more than two decades performing regenerative procedures, and his past patients include Mark Hyman, Dave Asprey, Chuck Liddell, Ben Greenfield, and Ross Edgley. The deal brings Docere's clinical protocols, team, and patient experience under the Humanaut name, and the company says it now ranks among the fastest-growing stem cell providers in the United States. Humanaut already offers stem cell therapy at its other clinics, with regenerative procedures for the spine, knee, shoulder, hip, elbow, wrist, and other joints, and Park City will build on that menu with a dedicated focus on advanced regenerative care, led clinically by Dr. Adelson.
Patients at the center will have access to orthopedic and spine stem cell procedures, stem cell IV infusions, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and IV therapies. Exclusive to the center is the Full Body Stem Cell Makeover, a single-session procedure addressing the spine and multiple joints throughout the body. Patients will also have access to Dezawa MuseCells therapy, a treatment built on rare, naturally occurring stem cells that Humanaut says are recognized for their ability to home in on areas of injury, and which it positions for joint and orthopedic injuries, chronic inflammation, autoimmune disorders, age-related degeneration, and recovery after tissue damage.
The Full Body Stem Cell Makeover will also be offered in a "Four Hands" format, with Dr. Adelson and Humanaut co-founder Dr. Amy B. Killen working on the same patient in the same session; Dr. Killen specializes in hormone optimization and sexual health and performs regenerative treatments for hair, skin, and sexual wellness. "The Full Body Stem Cell Makeover is the most comprehensive regenerative procedure we know of anywhere in the world," said Dr. Killen. "Treating the whole person in one coordinated session is what truly sets this experience apart."
Utah has put in place state-level protections for regenerative medicine that, in the company's telling, let practices deliver treatments domestically that patients once believed were only available overseas, and Humanaut says the Park City center will be one of only a handful of clinics in the United States licensed to offer the latest stem cell therapies under that framework. "At Docere, we've built our reputation on doing the most advanced and comprehensive procedures available anywhere in the world," said Dr. Adelson. "Park City is dedicated entirely to that standard, focusing on our signature full-body stem cell makeovers and advanced protocols. Becoming part of Humanaut lets us bring that unmatched expertise to far more people through a growing national network, right here where progressive state policies support true clinical innovation."
In South Florida, Humanaut's Palm Beach Gardens clinic in Downtown Palm Beach Gardens already offers stem cell therapy alongside the company's broader data-driven longevity program, with the full network of new locations now opening around it.
Mexico City, Humanaut's first location outside the United States, is expected to open in early 2027. By then the brand that opened a single Austin clinic in 2024 will have nine locations open or underway across two countries.