BIGFORK, Mont., October 6, 2026 - Elysian Institute, a medically supervised regenerative wellness clinic in Bigfork, MT, has formalized an expanded menu of regenerative therapies this month, grouping its intravenous nutrient, hyperbaric oxygen, and light-based services under a single cellular-repair framework.

The reorganized menu does not introduce new equipment or services; instead, it groups existing therapies by the physiological function each one targets, giving clients and referring providers a clearer basis for comparing options.

A Response to Advancing Research on Cellular Aging

Interest in how the body repairs itself at the cellular level has grown substantially in recent years. Research from the National Institute on Aging has found that as the body ages, it becomes less efficient at clearing damaged cells, allowing them to linger and contribute to inflammation in surrounding tissue. That body of research has helped drive broader scientific and consumer attention toward non-pharmaceutical approaches that support cellular energy, circulation, and inflammation regulation, even as the underlying science continues to develop.

Momentum in the Research Community

Researchers cited in the same NIA report note that more than 20 clinical trials are now registered studying therapies aimed at aging, or senescent, cells, up from only a handful less than a decade ago. The clinic's own protocols are wellness-based and do not include pharmaceutical senolytic compounds, which remain confined to early-stage clinical research.

The clinic points to that research momentum as context for the wider interest in cellular-repair-oriented wellness care generally, distinguishing its non-invasive, non-pharmaceutical approach from drug-based research still years from broad clinical use.

Cellular Energy Support

This category includes whole-body red light therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) sessions, and intravenous nutrient infusions, including NAD+ and NR, which replenish cofactors the body uses for energy production and cellular repair. NAD+ infusions typically run one to four hours depending on dose, while NR, a precursor the body converts into NAD+, infuses over about an hour regardless of dose.

Tissue Oxygenation Support

This category is anchored by a hard-shelled, two-person hyperbaric oxygen chamber rated to 2 ATA, which increases the amount of oxygen carried in the bloodstream to support tissue repair. Sessions are supervised by clinical staff for the duration of each visit. Together, these two categories give the anti-aging wellness center a structure built around measurable, non-surgical protocols rather than a single flagship treatment.

"As research into cellular aging keeps expanding, our goal is for each therapy on the menu to reflect the actual biology behind it, not just how someone feels walking out the door," said Katelyn Mahlum, APRN, FNP-C, Clinical Director at Elysian Institute. "Not every client needs every therapy. Our team still starts with a health history and a conversation about goals before recommending anything."

Access and Client Screening

Not every therapy carries the same screening requirement. IV nutrient infusions and hyperbaric oxygen sessions require a health intake with the clinic's nurse practitioner, while lower-risk modalities such as red light therapy and PEMF sessions use a shorter screening process.

Clients receiving medical-grade therapies renew a full intake every six months to account for changes in health history, keeping each client's intake current with their health status, rather than relying on a one-time assessment.

About Elysian Institute

Elysian Institute is an integrative longevity clinic in Bigfork, MT, serving clients across the Flathead Valley region under nurse practitioner oversight. The clinic operates a single point of clinical oversight across its service lines, with a registered nurse and nurse practitioner available during scheduled clinical hours, and full medical intakes renewed every six months for clients receiving medical-grade therapies.

Media Contact

Katelyn Mahlum, APRN, FNP-C
Clinical Director, Elysian Institute
850 Holt Drive, Bigfork, Montana 59911
Phone: (406) 837-2550
Email: info@elysianmt.com
Website: https://elysianmt.com/contact-us/

Contact Information:

Elysian Institute

850 Holt Dr, Bigfork, MT 59911, United States
Bigfork, MT 59911
United States

Kate Mahlum
(406) 837-2550
https://elysianmt.com/