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Hartwater Wellness

McKinney · Physician-led longevity clinic with in-house lab draws, hormone pellets, peptides, GLP-1 weight loss, IV therapy and hyperbaric oxygen

Hartwater Wellness is a physician-led longevity clinic in McKinney that starts with measurement: blood is drawn in house and run through Quest, across panels from biological age to cancer risk mapping. Treatment spans hormone pellets, peptides, GLP-1 weight loss, IV therapy and hyperbaric oxygen. People come here for a whole-body baseline, weight loss, and hormones and energy.

Care team 3 named clinicians

Where7200 W University Dr, Ste 170, McKinney, TX 75071

Who operates it

The care team

Every clinician the operator publishes by name, with their role exactly as the operator states it.

Medical Director and supervising physician

S. Bradley Burris, MD, PA

Board-certified anesthesiologist and Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology.

Regenerative and longevity medicine, built on a career in physiologic optimization

Certification"a board-certified anesthesiologist and Diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology." Anesthesiology is the only board named anywhere on the site.

Research leadership"At Hartwater, Dr Burris also serves as Clinical Director and board member of Hartwater's CARE Institute, where he oversees longevity research and helps set the evidence standards that guide clinical practice at Hartwater." The page links that name to hartwatercare.com.

Hospital role"Doctor Burris serves as the Quality Chairman and executive committee member for Texas Health Plano Center for Diagnostics and Surgery, where he is responsible for upholding the highest standard of safety and compliance at the hospital."

Cancer research role"he also serves as Vice Chairman at the Mary Crowley Cancer Research Center, where he has been instrumental in securing millions in life-saving funding for cancer research."

Clinical focus"Over his career, Dr Burris has become an expert regenerative and longevity medicine," with a stated focus on "managing pain, coordinating perioperative recovery, developing regenerative protocols, and understanding how the body responds to stress, oxygen, and repair in a systemic way." The page adds that he is "a survivor of Stage 4 Adenocarcinoma" and that his interest in longevity is "deeply personal."

Published years in practice"Dr Burris brings to the practice more than 35 years of experience as a physician in north Texas." The homepage repeats "our Medical Director with 35+ years of clinical experience." A published count, not one we derived.

Published qualificationsEvery treatment page carries the line "Medically reviewed by Scott Bradley Burris, MD. Reviewed May 2026."

Wellness Nurse Practitioner

Elaine Burris, APRN, FNP-C

Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.

Weight loss, hormone optimization, peptides, IV infusion and hyperbaric oxygen therapy

Graduate training"a graduate degree from the University of Texas at Arlington."

Certification"board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner."

Clinical focus"She specializes in weight loss, hormone optimization, peptides, IV infusion, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy, bringing both clinical precision and a command of cutting edge research in each field."

Published years in practice"a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with nine years of clinical experience." A published count, not one we derived.

Published qualifications"Elaine Burris, APRN, FNP-C is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with nine years of clinical experience and a graduate degree from the University of Texas at Arlington." The clinic says she "practices with a root-cause philosophy, focused on identifying the underlying drivers of each patient's concerns and creating long-term treatment plans tailored to their individual goals."

Clinical Manager

Lindsey Burris, RN

Registered nurse. Listed under Management Team rather than Clinical Team on the clinic's own page.

Clinical operations, safety and compliance, with an aesthetic nursing background

Prior role"a former plastic surgery nurse" with "thousands of hours experience in the operating room, where she gained extensive knowledge of anatomy, advanced aesthetic outcomes, and surgical-level patient care."

Clinical focus"As Clinical Manager, Ms Burris oversees clinical operations at Hartwater Wellness, ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance are upheld in the practice."

Published years of experience"more than 15 years of experience at some of the top plastic surgery and medical research facilities in the country." A published count, not one we derived.

Published qualifications"Lindsey Burris, RN is a nationally recognized aesthetic provider with more than 15 years of experience at some of the top plastic surgery and medical research facilities in the country."

Tests and services

Everything Hartwater Wellness lists

18 tests and services across 12 kinds of care

People come here for

Whole-body baseline, Metabolic health & blood sugar, Medical weight loss, Cancer risk & screening, Brain & cognition, Men’s health & testosterone, Midlife & menopause, Hormones & energy, Nutrient status & deficiencies, Genetics & biological age, Strength, fitness & body composition, Immune, inflammation & complex symptoms, Environmental exposures and Advanced diagnostics & emerging care.

Advanced laboratory testing & biomarkers

Labs & biomarkers

Comprehensive biomarker panel: Blood testing far beyond an annual physical, 50–160+ markers.
Hormone panel: Measures sex hormones, thyroid and adrenals.
Micronutrient testing: Measures vitamin and mineral levels, some inside the cell rather than in serum.

Cancer-detection testing

Imaging & screening

Hereditary cancer panel: Tests inherited genes linked to cancer risk.

Genetics, inherited risk & biological age

Labs & biomarkers

Biological age testing: Estimates aging pace from epigenetic markers.

Fitness, strength & body-composition assessment

Fitness & tracking

Bioimpedance body composition: Estimates body fat and muscle using electrical impedance.

Brain & cognitive assessment

Imaging & screening

Named as a kind of care, without a specific test.

Advanced & emerging care

Advanced therapies

Peptide therapy: Compounded peptides marketed for recovery, growth hormone and repair.
NAD+ therapy: Infusions or shots of a cellular-energy cofactor.
Hyperbaric oxygen: Pressurized oxygen sessions marketed for healing and longevity.

Environmental & toxin testing

Labs & biomarkers

Environmental toxin panels: Tests for heavy metals and pollutants.

Hormone, sexual-health & prescription care

Medical treatment

Testosterone therapy: Prescription treatment for diagnosed low testosterone.
Testosterone therapy for women: Low-dose testosterone prescribed to women, most often for low libido.
Menopause hormone therapy: Estrogen/progesterone care for perimenopause and menopause.

Medical weight programs

Medical treatment

GLP-1 weight loss program: Physician-supervised semaglutide/tirzepatide with monitoring.

IV therapy & injections

Medical treatment

IV vitamin therapy: Vitamin and fluid infusions marketed for energy and recovery.
Vitamin & lipotropic injections: Quick shots of B12, glutathione and fat-metabolism compounds.

Lifestyle & performance planning

Lifestyle & programs

Supplement programs: Clinic-formulated or dispensed supplement protocols.

Programs & care formats

Lifestyle & programs

Telehealth visits: Care delivered by video with home lab draws.

What gets measured

The testing panel

As the clinic describes it. Marker counts are not measured the same way from clinic to clinic, so they are not comparable between profiles.

Panel size50 to 100+ biomarkers, against the 15 to 20 it says a standard annual physical measures

Who reads the result"every longevity lab panel at Hartwater Wellness is reviewed and interpreted by our physician and includes a one-on-one consultation where your results are reviewed in the context of your health history, goals, and existing protocols."

What it coversMetabolic markers and micronutrients · Advanced lipids and cardiovascular risk · Inflammation and environmental burden · Hormones · Neurocognitive and Alzheimer's risk markers · Hereditary cancer genes · Biological age

Where the sample is takenDrawn in house at the McKinney office by clinical staff, then processed by Quest Diagnostics. "One visit, one draw, and your samples are immediately sent in for processing." It says walk-in blood draws are available for patients with an active panel order.

Included in the priceAll panels include physician interpretation and a results review consultation. Hormone therapy adds a separate $350 Hormone Baseline panel, and the clinic says the Foundational panel is available as an optional add-on to it.

Repeat testingA longitudinal framework: baseline measurement, a 90-day re-test after starting any new protocol, and an annual comprehensive re-assessment. The biological age re-test interval is stated two different ways on the clinic's own page, so no figure for it is displayed here.

Turnaround"Most results return within 7 to 10 business days; advanced and specialty panels can take 2 to 3 weeks."

Panel price$299 to $3,999 depending on the panel's published list

The clinic's published marker list · 25 names in 4 groups

Phenotypic Age Panel, the 9 PhenoAge biomarkers

Albumin · Creatinine · Glucose · C-Reactive Protein (CRP) · Lymphocyte Percentage · Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV) · Red Cell Distribution Width (RDW) · Alkaline Phosphatase · White Blood Cell Count (WBC)

Hormone Baseline, women

Estradiol · Testosterone · Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG)

Hormone Baseline, men

Total testosterone · Free testosterone · Estradiol · Hematocrit · PSA

GLP-1 pre-treatment workup

Fasting glucose and insulin · HbA1c · Lipid panel · Liver and kidney function (AST, ALT, creatinine, eGFR) · hsCRP, optional adiponectin and leptin · TSH and free T4 · InBody body composition analysis · Blood pressure and resting heart rate

Pricing and payment model

What the clinic publishes

Phenotypic Age Panel (biological age)$299The nine-biomarker PhenoAge blood panel, "physician interpretation, and a results review consultation."

Foundational Metabolic & Micronutrient Panel$799"Hartwater's standard baseline for every new patient," covering metabolic markers plus vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids and antioxidants.

Cardiometabolic Optimization Panel$599Advanced lipid markers including ApoB and Lp(a), lipid subfractions and insulin dynamics. "Recommended at baseline and every 6 months during active optimization."

Environmental Burden & Inflammation Panel$599Heavy metals (lead, mercury, cadmium, arsenic) alongside hsCRP, IL-6, TNF-alpha and fibrinogen.

Mold Exposure & Allergens Panel$499Mycotoxin screening "alongside a comprehensive allergen IgE panel."

Neurocognitive & Brain Longevity Panel$2,999"AD-Detect ABeta 42/40 ratio and p-tau217, the same blood-based Alzheimer's risk markers used in current clinical research."

Ultra-Deep Longevity Intelligence Panel$2,999Its "most comprehensive single panel," adding heavy metals screening and ApoE genetic testing to the cardiovascular, inflammation, glycemic and micronutrient markers.

Cancer Risk Mapping Panel$3,999A hereditary cancer gene panel covering "BRCA1/2, Lynch syndrome, and others." It states this is "a one-time test, not a recurring panel."

Hormone Baseline lab panel$350Required before any hormone therapy begins. A post-pellet follow-up lab panel is a further $99.

Bioidentical hormone pellets$399 per insertion for women, $649 for menIt says women are typically re-pelleted every three to four months and men every four to six, so the annual cost depends on your own re-pellet schedule.

Compounded semaglutide$299 per monthA "transparent flat rate. regardless of dose. Includes all provider visits, lab monitoring, body composition tracking, home delivery, and topical numbing cream." The clinic states compounded medications are not FDA evaluated.

Compounded tirzepatide$499 per monthThe same flat monthly structure as semaglutide, regardless of dose.

Branded GLP-1 (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound)Typically $800 to $1,400 per monthThe clinic's own words for what it says branded retail runs at manufacturer pricing, not a Hartwater rate. It says the clinical program around the medication is identical either way.

Peptide therapy$285 per month for one peptideWith bundle pricing of "$239 per month each" for two and "$215 per month each" for three. It states the same per-peptide price applies whichever peptide you are prescribed.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy$299 per sessionWith a 4-session package at $999 and a 6-session package at $1,299. Sessions run 60 to 90 minutes at 1.3 to 2.0 ATA.

IV therapy four-packs$337 to $1,599"Standard Hydration 4-pack is $337, Advanced IV 4-pack is $507, Premium IV 4-pack is $677, and NAD+ IV 4-pack is $1,599." Single-session prices are published in the page's Offer markup: $99, $149, $199 and $499 per session.

Testosterone replacement by other routes, and other bioidentical protocols

What’s included

These are the terms of the GLP-1 monthly membership as the clinic lists them, not separate clinical services. The clinic states the same flat monthly figure covers all of it regardless of dose.

Initial consultation and full evaluation with a provider
A personalized dosing plan
Ongoing monthly provider oversight and adjustments
Concierge wellness support throughout the program
Medication delivered to your home
Topical numbing cream for injection sites
Lab monitoring
Body composition tracking

Before you book:

$100non-refundable. Initial consultation deposit. Non-refundable, per the Financial Policy, and creditable toward anything you buy at that first appointment. This is a deposit to book, not a published consultation price.

Prices may change. Confirm inclusions and current fees directly with the clinic.

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