Regenerative Medicine & Wellness Services
Clinical care, restorative therapies, and advanced recovery technology designed around how you heal, move, recover, and perform.
Services
Three Areas. One Integrated Approach
Your body does not separate recovery from movement, performance from health, or what you do today from how you want to function years from now.
Neither do we.
Longevity & Wellness: Supports Repair at the Source
Advanced clinical and biologic approaches focused on the structures and processes involved in healing, movement, physical function, and recovery.
Performance: Advanced Recovery Technology
Advanced modalities designed to support physical restoration, cellular processes, circulation, recovery, and nervous system regulation.
Movement: Restore Movement, Rebuild Capacity
Heat, cold, hands-on care, and restorative therapies designed to support mobility, physical recovery, and the demands of an active life.
Longevity & Wellness
Proactive Care With a Longer Horizon
Longevity is not simply about living longer. It is about maintaining the health, movement, resilience, and physical capacity that allow you to keep doing what matters.
Our Longevity & Wellness services combine clinical care, personalized assessment, and restorative therapies around that bigger goal.
IV Therapy
IV therapy delivers fluids and selected nutrients directly into the bloodstream through an intravenous line. Formulations can vary depending on the protocol and individual considerations.
How it works: An IV catheter delivers the selected infusion directly into circulation.
What to expect: You remain seated or reclined while the infusion is administered and monitored.
Why clients explore it: Hydration, nutritional support, wellness, and recovery-focused goals.
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy evaluates how your body moves and uses targeted rehabilitation to address mobility, strength, function, and physical limitations.
How it works: Assessment guides therapeutic exercise, movement retraining, mobility work, and hands-on techniques.
What to expect: Your program progresses according to your function, activity level, and goals.
Why clients explore it: Mobility, recovery, strength, return to activity, and improved physical function.
Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine includes clinical approaches focused on the body's natural repair and recovery processes.
How it works: The specific method depends on the treatment, tissue being addressed, and clinical goal.
What to expect: Evaluation comes first, followed by a discussion of options, risks, alternatives, and expected recovery.
Why clients explore it: Physical recovery, function, mobility, and alternatives or complements to conventional treatment approaches.
Autonomic Response Testing
Autonomic Response Testing, or ART, is a practitioner-guided assessment method used within some integrative wellness settings.
How it works: A practitioner observes physical responses while introducing specific testing variables.
What to expect: ART is performed as a noninvasive assessment within a broader wellness conversation.
Where it fits: As a complementary tool alongside appropriate health history, clinical evaluation, and conventional testing when needed.
Aesthetics
Our aesthetic services are approached with the same individualized thinking we bring to health and performance.
How it works: Treatment is selected according to anatomy, skin concerns, goals, and the procedure being considered.
What to expect: Your consultation covers options, expected changes, downtime, risks, and maintenance.
Our approach: Natural-looking, personalized care rather than a one-size-fits-all aesthetic.
EBOO / EBO2 Therapy
EBOO stands for Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation and Ozonation and involves temporarily circulating blood through specialized equipment outside the body before returning it to the circulation.
How it works: Blood moves through an external circuit where processing and controlled oxygen-ozone exposure occur.
What to expect: The procedure requires vascular access, specialized equipment, trained clinical oversight, and appropriate screening.
Why evaluation matters: EBOO is a more involved therapy, making health history, risks, and treatment goals important to review beforehand.
Performance
Technology With a Purpose
Performance is not just about how hard you train; it also depends on how effectively your body restores itself between demands.
LPI uses advanced technologies designed around different physiological inputs—including oxygen, pressure, light, ozone, frequency, and sensory stimulation—to create more intentional recovery experiences.
Ozone Therapy
Ozone therapy uses a controlled oxygen-ozone mixture within specific treatment protocols.
- How it works: Administration varies depending on the exact ozone therapy being performed.
- What to expect: Your provider explains the protocol, equipment, treatment experience, risks, and contraindications beforehand.
- Why oversight matters: Route, dose, equipment, and intended use all influence how ozone therapy should be approached.
Red Light Therapy
Red light therapy uses controlled wavelengths of red and near-infrared light in a process often called photobiomodulation.
How it works: Specialized light-emitting technology exposes the body to selected wavelengths for a defined period.
What to expect: A passive, noninvasive session with no injections, incisions, or strenuous activity.
Why clients explore it: Recovery, physical wellness, skin-focused goals, and performance routines.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy takes place inside a pressurized chamber while oxygen is delivered according to a defined protocol.
How it works: Increased atmospheric pressure changes how oxygen is carried and dissolved within the body.
What to expect: Gradual pressurization, a controlled treatment period, and gradual decompression.
What you may notice: Ear pressure similar to the sensation experienced during air travel.
Frequency Suite
The Frequency Suite creates a passive recovery experience using specialized frequency-based technology.
How it works: The system delivers programmed frequency or electromagnetic inputs according to the equipment being used.
What to expect: You remain comfortably positioned while the selected program runs.
Where it fits: As part of a broader performance, restoration, or recovery routine.
Theta Therapy
Theta Therapy is designed around intentional relaxation, nervous system recovery, and mental decompression.
How it works: Depending on the system, treatment may incorporate controlled sound, light, vibration, or other sensory inputs.
What to expect: A passive session performed while you remain comfortably positioned.
Why clients explore it: Relaxation, restorative recovery, and balancing the mental demands of an active lifestyle.
Movement
Restore. Reset. Keep Moving.
Movement depends on more than strength. Recovery, mobility, tissue quality, temperature exposure, and the ability to restore between physical demands all play a role.
Our Movement-focused services provide practical tools for helping the body reset, recover, and stay active.
Contrast Therapy
Contrast therapy alternates between warm and cold environments as part of a structured recovery experience.
How it works: Clients transition between controlled heat and cold exposure.
What to expect: Timing and temperature can be adjusted according to experience, comfort, and goals.
Why clients explore it: Physical recovery, restoration, and post-training wellness.
Infrared Sauna
Infrared sauna uses radiant infrared energy to create a warming environment and controlled heat exposure.
How it works: Infrared energy delivers radiant heat toward the body rather than relying only on hot surrounding air.
What to expect: A seated or reclined session with adjustable temperature and duration.
Why clients explore it: Relaxation, restoration, recovery, and general wellness.
Therapeutic Bodywork
Therapeutic bodywork uses manual techniques focused on muscles, soft tissues, mobility, physical tension, and restoration.
How it works: Your practitioner adapts hands-on techniques around the areas and physical demands being addressed.
What to expect: The session begins with a discussion of tension, movement, activity, and recovery goals.
Where it fits: Alongside physical therapy, training, mobility work, regenerative care, or recovery technology.
Cold Plunge
Cold plunge therapy uses brief immersion in temperature-controlled cold water as part of a structured recovery routine.
How it works: Controlled cold creates an immediate physiological response to temperature change.
What to expect: Sessions begin conservatively, particularly for first-time users.
Where it fits: Used independently or paired with heat exposure as part of contrast therapy.
The LPI Integrated Model
Our different areas of care are designed to complement one another when appropriate, allowing us to address multiple aspects of recovery, movement, performance, and long-term wellness.
Regenerative Medicine + Physical Therapy
Address the clinical side of recovery while progressively rebuilding movement and capacity.
Performance + Restoration
Combine modalities such as red light, hyperbaric oxygen, bodywork, or contrast therapy around training and recovery demands.
Longevity + Recovery
Incorporate proactive wellness and restorative services into a broader plan for maintaining function and resilience.
Movement + Technology
Pair hands-on or movement-based care with recovery technologies when appropriate.
Your Path to Better Health & Performance
1
Start With a Conversation
Tell us what you are experiencing, what matters to you, and what you would like to improve.
2
Explore Your Options
Our team can help determine which services may align with your needs, health history, and goals.
3
Build Your Plan
Depending on your needs, your plan may include one therapy or a combination of regenerative, recovery, movement, and wellness services.
4
Keep Progressing
Your care can evolve as your goals, activity level, recovery needs, and overall health change.
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Longevity Performance Institute offer?
Longevity Performance Institute offers regenerative medicine, physical therapy, IV therapy, Autonomic Response Testing, EBOO/EBO2, ozone therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, red light therapy, frequency-based therapies, Theta Therapy, aesthetics, infrared sauna, contrast therapy, cold plunge, therapeutic bodywork, and other wellness and performance services in Nashville.
How do I know which treatment is right for me?
Start with your goal rather than the name of a therapy. During a consultation, the LPI team can learn more about your health history, concerns, previous treatment, activity level, and objectives before discussing options that may be appropriate.
Can I combine multiple services?
Yes. Some services may be used independently, while others may complement a broader regenerative medicine, rehabilitation, recovery, performance, or wellness plan.
Do I need a consultation first?
Clinical and procedure-based treatments may require evaluation, screening, or medical clearance. Even with noninvasive wellness services, reviewing relevant health considerations can help determine whether treatment is appropriate.
How long are treatments?
Treatment times vary significantly. Passive recovery technologies may involve relatively short sessions, while procedures such as IV therapy, EBOO/EBO2, or certain clinical services require more time. Your team will explain the expected duration before treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
There is no universal treatment schedule. Frequency depends on the service, reason for treatment, your health status, response, and overall plan.
Are these services safe for everyone?
No treatment or wellness modality is appropriate for every person. Medical conditions, medications, pregnancy, implanted devices, cardiovascular considerations, and other factors can affect treatment eligibility.
What results should I expect?
Results vary by person, treatment, underlying condition, health status, and other individual factors. LPI Nashville will explain realistic expectations, limitations, and alternatives before clinical treatment.
