A Houston functional and longevity medicine clinic with two sites, offering stem cell and exosome treatments alongside hyperbaric oxygen, peptides, red light therapy and biomarker testing.
Huemn is a private functional and longevity medicine clinic in Houston, Texas, operating from two sites: one in the M-K-T Heights development on North Shepherd Drive and one at Vintage Park in the north of the city. The site presents itself as an integrated recovery and longevity practice rather than a specialist cell therapy centre, and cell treatments sit inside a wider menu that includes hyperbaric oxygen, peptides, red light therapy and testing.
Three regenerative services are named: stem cell therapy, exosome therapy, and what the site calls hyperbaric stem cell therapy, meaning cell treatment combined with hyperbaric oxygen. The site says these are physician-guided, clinically monitored and tailored to the individual, and frames them around recovery from injury, chronic inflammation, post-surgical healing, and what it describes as longevity and performance.
The important caveat is how little the site says about the cells themselves. Across the pages reviewed it does not state what type of cell is used, whether the material comes from the patient or from a donor, what tissue it is derived from, which laboratory prepares it, how it is delivered, or what dose is given. For a treatment of this kind those are the first questions a patient should be asking, and the website does not answer any of them.
The site does carry a regulatory disclaimer, noting that compounded medications are not approved drug products by the United States Food and Drug Administration and that services require a physician evaluation and are carried out under licensed medical supervision. No prices are published for any service.
The site describes broad goals rather than a list of diagnoses.
The site says stem cell treatment is offered to help relieve pain, repair tissue and restore mobility, and that it works at the cellular level, but it does not state what the cells are or where they come from.
Two supervising physicians are named on the site.
The clinic runs two Houston sites, described as wellness-style outpatient centres where consultation, testing, infusions, injections, hyperbaric oxygen sessions and light therapy are delivered on the premises. The site does not describe a laboratory and does not say where cell or exosome products are prepared.
No prices are published for stem cell therapy, exosome therapy or any other service, and the site does not say whether treatment plans are costed after testing. Treatments of this type are not usually covered by insurance, but the site makes no statement either way.
Profile compiled from information published on the clinic's own website and from the StemCell Registry directory record. Details may change; confirm directly with the clinic before making decisions.