Learn from practitioners actively implementing modern regenerative, longevity and cash-pay services inside real practices, led by a practicing clinician.
Most practitioners don't lack information. They lack a way to turn it into a service line.
A protocol you trust. Candidacy you can explain. Peers who've already run into the problems you're about to hit. Someone to ask on Tuesday when the first patient doesn't go the way the slides said.
That's the gap the Community closes.
Not a course you finish and forget. A working loop that follows you from the first protocol to the first patient.
Peer-led clinical training from a practicing clinician: mechanisms, patient selection and integration into a real practice.
Bring cases and protocols to practitioners at your level before you bring them to a patient.
Documented protocols for candidacy, sequencing and application technique, so you're not guessing in the treatment room.
Live and virtual workshops and case reviews led by Dr. Funderlich as you launch and grow the service.
Regenerative-medicine and orthobiologic training from a practicing clinician, built around real practices.
Clinical protocols for Wharton's Jelly, chorionic and amniotic allograft integration, so application technique, sequencing and candidacy aren't guesswork.
Practitioners at your level of clinical curiosity, and a place to work through cases instead of going it alone.
Dr. Funderlich-led workshops and case reviews, in person and online, as the curriculum grows.
When you're trained and ready, a straightforward route to NextGen ordering under a practitioner supply agreement.
Regulatory framing built in from day one: HCT/P status, sourcing transparency and evidence-informed language.
A physician who built the supply, teaches the protocols, and stands behind both.
Founder & Medical Director · NextGen
A practicing chiropractic physician and CE Approved Regenerative Medicine Educator who built the community and the supply, the training and the sourcing, as one clinician.
He built NextGen's practitioner supply through vetted labs and manufacturers, and is a current student in Johns Hopkins' Regenerative & Stem Cell Technologies program.
For practitioners, that's a rare alignment: the person setting the standard is the same one teaching the protocols.