Two Texas clinics offering donor-derived cell therapy, plus a nationwide telehealth bloodwork and longevity membership
Ways2Well is a preventive-medicine company started in 2018 by Brigham Buhler, a Houston native who also owns the compounding pharmacy Revive Rx. Most of the business is telehealth: a $599 annual membership covering two blood panels across 100-plus biomarkers, clinician reviews, and prescriptions, peptides or supplements shipped to the patient, with providers licensed in 45 states. The in-person side is two Texas clinics, the Longevity Lab on Bee Caves Road in Austin and a Houston clinic on North Main that opened in May 2026. Cell therapy happens in those two clinics. Ways2Well does not send patients abroad for it, and its own FAQ draws a line between what it does and what offshore clinics do: US rules bar culturing or expanding the cells, so the material is given close to the form it arrives in. That material is donated perinatal tissue, amniotic fluid, placenta and umbilical cord, collected at pre-planned live-birth C-sections from screened US donors and processed by CLIA-certified partner labs. A clinician administers it as a site-specific injection, an IV infusion, or a nebulized dose, with ultrasound or fluoroscopy guiding injections where that helps. The Austin lab surrounds the cell work with other equipment: hyperbaric oxygen, ozone sauna and EBOO, red light, plasmapheresis, DEXA and VO2 max testing, a qEEG brain scan. There is also a three-day Austin package called Immersion that bundles hotel, meals, ground transport and up to four treatments. A newer IV option, Dezawa MuseCell, is listed starting at $5,900. None of this is FDA-approved. Ways2Well says as much in its own site disclaimer, describing some of its treatments as experimental or alternative. The practice takes no insurance, accepts HSA and FSA, and quotes cell therapy after a phone consult.
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Cell therapy has no published price list and is quoted after a phone consult, which is listed at $30 and has been offered free. Dezawa MuseCell, given by IV, is listed starting at $5,900. The telehealth bloodwork membership is $599 a year and covers two panels plus two clinician reports; separate video consults run $49 for 20 minutes and $99 for 40. Payment plans go through United Credit. Ways2Well takes no insurance and accepts HSA and FSA.
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Experience
I came in for stem cell therapy today . The facility is breathtaking. The staff were well informed, friendly and outgoing. The least painful injection therapy I've ever received. As a health and wellness professional myself I was wildly impressed and can't wait to come back! Looking forward to feeling the results in the coming weeks.
Experience
This was one of the most amazing experineces from front to back. My original appointment with Kirsten made me feel comfortable and I knew I was at the right place. Then I was helped by a few other people to make this as affordable as possible. Once I went to Aistin for my therapy, I met some of the coolest people and again felt very welcome and at home. My NP Selina was the best, spent a good amount of time trying to ensure we administered the stem cells to the correct area and was so kind.
Experience
This ways 2 well journey has been the best life changing experience. Between the comprehensive bloodwork ,supplements, and now just had stem cells today. My husband had stem cells in his knee and hasn't had any pain in last 3 years. Highly recommend this life changing experience
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4.7out of 5 on Google from 748 ratings
Google reviewers most often mention stem cell therapy, alongside blood panels, red light therapy and hyperbaric sessions, and they comment often on staff welcome and explanations. Trustpilot, which covers the wider ways2well.com telehealth brand rather than the Austin clinic, sits at 2.5 out of 5, with complaints about pricing, supplement upsells and scheduling delays.
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Reddit discussion is heavy and split. Several posters report lasting pain relief after disc or shoulder injections, while others say benefits faded within a year. Common complaints cover $4,500 per area pricing, vague cell counts, AI written lab reports, and peptide upselling. The r/stemcells write up also flags an FDA warning to their tissue supplier.
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Danese Rexroad
Chief Clinical Officer
MSN, APRN, FNP-C, functional medicine certified
Texan, finished nursing school at Lamar University in 2001 and spent years in emergency and trauma work before moving into surgical services. She went back for an MSN as a family nurse practitioner and added a functional-medicine certification. She now leads the clinical side of Ways2Well and sees patients online.
Dr. Ian White
Chief Science Officer
MS, PhD
Twenty years in stem cell and tissue regeneration research. He did his BS and MS at Liverpool University and his PhD at Cornell's Ansary Stem Cell Institute, followed by roles at Harvard and the University of Miami's Miller School of Medicine. He holds a vice-president and board seat at the American College of Regenerative Medicine and founded the Space-Aging Research Institute.
Julie Grieco
VP Clinical Operations
MSN, APRN, FNP-BC
Family nurse practitioner since 2014, with a University of Texas MSN and more than 30 years of nursing behind it, most of that in interventional cardiology and internal medicine. At Ways2Well she works on hormone optimization and disease prevention.
Professor Mari Dezawa
Scientific Advisory Board
MD, PhD
The Tohoku University researcher who identified Muse cells. She advises Ways2Well on the Dezawa MuseCell protocol the clinic licenses.
Dr. Matthew D. Weldon
Scientific Advisory Board
MD, orthopedic surgeon
Orthopedic surgeon working in sports medicine, minimally invasive surgery and joint preservation. He advises the practice on its orthopedic protocols.
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