Physician-led integrative and longevity practice in Metairie, Louisiana offering Wharton's jelly and exosome procedures alongside hormone and peptide therapy.
Infinite Health Integrative Medicine Center is a private practice in Metairie, Louisiana, on the edge of New Orleans. It positions itself as a precision health and longevity clinic rather than a conventional medical office, and is led by Trip Goolsby, MD, a board-certified internal medicine physician who the site says has more than thirty years of experience and previously worked as a medical oncologist. The practice was co-founded with LeNae Goolsby, JD, who is chief operating officer and not a clinician.
The clinical model is built around detailed testing followed by a personalised plan. Services include laboratory diagnostics and epigenetic biological age testing based on methylation, bioidentical hormone optimisation, metabolic and nutritional programmes, fitness prescriptions and mind-body coaching.
The cell-related treatments are Wharton's jelly procedures and exosome therapy. Wharton's jelly is tissue from the umbilical cord, so this is a donor-derived product rather than something taken from the patient. The practice also uses peptides including BPC-157, TB-500 and semax. Notably, the site does not mention platelet-rich plasma or the patient's own bone marrow or fat as sources. It also does not publish prices, although it operates a membership model and offers a free discovery call.
The list ranges from joint pain to memory and brain conditions. Ask specifically what evidence supports these treatments for your own diagnosis, particularly for neurological conditions.
The cell-derived products used are donor-derived rather than taken from the patient.
The clinic is at 3900 Veterans Memorial Boulevard, Suite 204, Metairie, Louisiana 70002, telephone 504-323-0025, email info@yourinfinitehealth.com. Opening hours, the year the practice was established and languages spoken are not published, and no dedicated international patient service is described.
No prices are published for treatments or membership, though the site has plans and pricing and membership pages and offers a free discovery call. Ask what the membership costs, what it includes, and what the Wharton's jelly or exosome procedures cost on top of it.
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.