
Executive Medicine of Texas
Concierge and executive-physical practice offering age management, hormone and peptide therapy, DNA and telomere testing, imaging and IV therapy.
MD/DO listed
TXDallas–Fort Worth10 places
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10 places to explore · Southlake

Concierge and executive-physical practice offering age management, hormone and peptide therapy, DNA and telomere testing, imaging and IV therapy.
MD/DO listed
Imaging centre offering a no-referral full-body MRI screening with a narrated radiologist video report, alongside advanced brain MRI (DTI), CT and neurodiagnostics.
MD/DO listed
Franchise wellness studio offering cryotherapy, red light, infrared sauna, compression, IV and NAD+ drips, mild hyperbaric oxygen and biomarker assessments.
Insurance-free, program-based longevity and functional medicine clinic in Southlake offering bioidentical hormone therapy, peptide protocols and lab-guided personalized plans.
Ezra / Function Health MRI scan site operated by imaging partner Midtown Medical Imaging; offers Annual MRI, MRI with Spine, Lung CT.
Functional medicine practice offering bioidentical hormone therapy, thyroid and gut health care, diagnostic and toxin testing, weight loss and annual physicals.
Membership longevity practice (Elite Executive Wellness Membership) with annual testing incl. comprehensive blood panels, full-body screening ultrasound, body composition, pulmonary function and genetic assessments.
Integrative family and preventive medicine practice offering hormone balancing, diagnostic testing, health coaching, IV and ozone therapy and infrared sauna.
Membership studio offering guided and self-guided sessions on a professional PEMF system.
Private infrared sauna suites with red light, contrast therapy, halotherapy and a cold-mist shower.
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