TXDallas–Fort Worth4 places
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4 places to explore · Las Colinas
Franchise wellness studio offering cryotherapy, red light, infrared sauna, compression, IV and NAD+ drips, mild hyperbaric oxygen and biomarker assessments.
Concierge longevity and precision-medicine practice offering biological-age diagnostics, genetics, hormone therapy, plasmapheresis/EBOO, PRP, NAD+ and ozone therapies.
MD/DO listed
Functional and integrative medicine clinic with women's, men's and immune health programs.
MD/DO listed
Independent preventive imaging centre in Las Colinas offering CT wellness body scans, coronary calcium heart scans, lung scans, virtual colonoscopy and virtual angiograms.
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