RegenHealth Physicians

RegenHealth Physicians operates a regenerative medicine practice in New York, NY, where Dr. Michael Hartman and his clinical team deliver peptide-based protocols for tissue repair, aesthetic enhancement, and metabolic optimization. The practice treats patients seeking alternatives to conventional approaches for musculoskeletal injuries, hair thinning, skin aging, and age-related cellular decline. All consultations occur in-person at the New York location, allowing for direct physical assessment, injection technique instruction, and real-time protocol adjustments based on patient response.

The clinic's peptide menu includes BPC-157 for gastrointestinal lining repair and connective tissue healing, TB-500 for tendon and ligament recovery, NAD+ infusions and injections for mitochondrial function and metabolic support, and copper peptides applied topically and systemically for collagen synthesis and hair follicle stimulation. Patients receiving BPC-157 typically follow protocols targeting inflammatory bowel symptoms, post-surgical recovery, or chronic soft tissue injuries in shoulders, knees, and elbows. TB-500 administration focuses on acute sports injuries and repetitive strain conditions where conventional physical therapy has plateaued. NAD+ therapy serves patients addressing chronic fatigue, cognitive decline, or metabolic syndrome, with dosing individualized based on baseline laboratory values and symptom severity. Copper peptide treatments integrate into hair restoration programs and facial rejuvenation plans, often combined with platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections for synergistic tissue remodeling.

Dr. Hartman structures treatment plans around initial laboratory panels measuring inflammatory markers, hormone levels, nutrient status, and metabolic function. Patients undergo baseline assessments before peptide initiation, with follow-up testing scheduled at protocol-specific intervals to track biomarker changes and adjust dosing. The practice provides injection training for patients administering subcutaneous peptides at home, covering sterile technique, site rotation, reconstitution procedures for lyophilized compounds, and proper refrigeration. For patients requiring intravenous NAD+ or complex injection schedules, the clinic offers in-office administration with nursing supervision.

Patients arriving for initial consultations complete intake forms detailing injury history, previous treatments attempted, current medications, and specific functional goals. Dr. Hartman conducts physical examinations for musculoskeletal cases, reviews imaging studies when applicable, and discusses realistic timelines for tissue healing or aesthetic changes. The practice does not guarantee specific outcomes but provides patients with published research on peptide mechanisms, typical response rates documented in clinical studies, and factors that influence individual results such as age, injury chronicity, and concurrent therapies. Follow-up visits occur at two-week, one-month, and three-month intervals during active treatment phases, with patients reporting symptom changes, side effects, and functional improvements measured against baseline assessments.

RegenHealth Physicians maintains a research focus, incorporating emerging peptide applications as safety data and clinical evidence accumulate. The practice does not offer telehealth services, requiring all patients to visit the New York office for evaluations, injections, and monitoring appointments. This in-person model allows the clinical team to assess injection site reactions, perform repeat physical examinations to track tissue healing, and modify protocols based on direct observation rather than patient self-reporting alone. The clinic's location in New York provides access to patients throughout the metropolitan area seeking regenerative options beyond standard orthopedic care, dermatologic treatments, or anti-aging medicine.