TL;DR
Humanaut Health has opened its second location and first franchise in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, following an $8.7 million seed investment. The company plans coast-to-coast expansion with additional franchise-owned clinics across the South and West regions of the U.S. in 2026.
Humanaut Health, a health optimization and longevity clinic, has opened its second location—and first franchise—in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
The milestone follows the launch of its flagship clinic in Austin last year, when Humanaut secured an $8.7 million seed investment. The clinic offers ongoing care membership plans starting at $225 per month, along with a la carte wellness treatments, regenerative medicine therapies, and personal training services.
Clinic programs
Humanaut’s core programs are structured around quarterly testing cycles, personalized care planning, and targeted therapies following an initial comprehensive testing series to establish each client’s baseline. According to the company, memberships for its core plans have tripled since the start of the year. A concierge-level longevity program is also available—a comprehensive, physician-led plan that includes testing of more than 200 biomarkers across heart health, hormones, gut health, metabolism, genetics, heavy metals, environmental toxins and other key areas
The first franchise is led by David Peterson, Jon Ortlieb, Nicole Doran (host of “The Healthspan Collective) and Michael Doran, all from Pur-Form, a regenerative and performance medicine center.
Franchise partners
“The Palm Beach Gardens group brings the operational excellence and customer-centric approach we look for in franchise partners,” Humanaut Health co-founder and CEO Jim Donnelly said. “Their deep understanding of the health and wellness market makes them an ideal team to help expand Humanaut’s footprint.”
Expansion plans
Looking ahead, Humanaut is planning coast-to-coast expansion, with additional franchise-owned clinics slated to open across the South and West regions of the U.S. in 2026.
“At Humanaut, we believe the future of medicine lies in treating the body as an interconnected system—not a collection of isolated symptoms,” Humanaut chief medical officer Dr. Amy Killen said. “Proactive, preventative care means addressing root causes, optimizing key functions and supporting vitality across every stage of life. Longevity starts with optimal health.”
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This story was originally published by Courtney Rehfeldt in Athletech News on April 29, 2025. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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