Healthcare is Wyoming and our Research

Opens back from touring SpaceX, marveling that they build a rocket every two days, praising Elon Musk and Gwynne Shotwell, and calling it one of the greatest achievements of the 21st century.

Introduces a dedicated video on his Gillette clinic, saying he comes from a long line of physicians and chose not to become one because of medicine's bureaucracy and its focus on treatments over cures.

Contrasts SpaceX's culture of constant improvement with medicine's focus on managing decline, noting providers do hours of uncompensated paperwork and pajama time that erodes their family lives.

He built Hoskinson Health to merge rigorous science-based allopathic medicine with functional and lifestyle medicine, which is often ignored despite outperforming conventional care on chronic ailments.

Argues a pre-diabetic is often better served by sleep, diet, exercise, and mental health than by lifelong drugs, and that the clinic exists to make the two houses of medicine talk to each other and focus on patient outcomes.

The clinic started three years ago with family members from a 70-year medical legacy, alongside a biotechnology company creating regenerative, anti-aging therapeutics, starting with adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells.

The two stem-cell categories, pluripotent embryonic and adult mesenchymal, and that they are pairing hyperbarics, which releases stem cells, with autologous or allogeneic mesenchymal cells for regeneration.

His clinic is working with the FDA on a phase one-two clinical trial in 2025 combining hyperbarics and allogeneic stem cells, backed by a 3-Tesla MRI with AI upscaling, a state-of-the-art CT and lab, and over two dozen physicians.

The science division is led by chief scientist San J Dar from the University of California, and that the 10,000-square-foot clinic is expanding by 80,000 square feet, built by his own Hoskinson Construction working 24 hours a day.

Gillette's brutal winters of 40 below and 100-mile-an-hour winds make building hard, and that the clinic already serves 10,000 patients, roughly one in three people in Campbell County.

Specialists in rheumatology, ophthalmology, cardiology, and soon neurology under Dr Davich are joining for a holistic view, with functional medicine physicians like Dr Gerard integrating the lifestyle side.

Added modalities including photobiomodulation red light for mitochondrial ATP, PEMF, and vibroacoustic medicine, with a planned study using directed vibroacoustics to promote endogenous DMT release in the pineal gland.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation with MagStem has treated depression successfully, with about 85 percent of patients improving and some getting off years-long SSRIs, a cure rather than a treatment, and previews darkness retreats and a ketamine clinic.

The clinic's primary concern is Campbell County's public health, but there is conflict with Campbell County Hospital, which perceives the clinic as trying to put it out of business.

The hospital's marketing department keeps a dossier and a string-board on him and his family and sent fake patients to interview, driven by a culture of fear that cannot grasp investing 100 million in a clinic not meant to make money.

The anti-aging regenerative market is a multi-trillion-dollar opportunity, so the FDA-approved therapeutics will be sold to restore COVID smell loss, enhance performance, cure TBIs, and improve orthopedic outcomes.

The plan is to manufacture stem cells and products in Gillette, creating hundreds of jobs, and sell them across the US for billions, unsure why the hospital sees this as a threat rather than a public good.

Before the clinic people waited 6 to 12 months for urgent heart, neurological, or autoimmune care, and its 10,000-patient panel in three years shows a net good that a fearful healthcare system resists.

Over 60 percent of Americans now have a chronic ailment or mental-health concern, the highest ever, tied to food, phone and social-media dopamine addiction, and lost meaning, despite 4.5 trillion dollars in healthcare spending.

Incoming HHS secretary Robert Kennedy gives hope for a renewed focus on health, and that his organization brings crypto-grade research rigor, its 168 scientists and 230 papers, to vet functional medicine's mix of good ideas and pseudoscience.

Unlike profit-driven science, his organization can research unpatentable naturopathic therapies nobody studies because there is no drug to mark up 500 times, letting it pursue real evidence.

Starting small, the clinic will scale trials from dozens to thousands through affiliates and satellite clinics across the lifestyle, biohacking, and traditional worlds, generating evidence for an ever-larger pool of patients.

Medicine remains one of the noblest and hardest professions from Galen and Hippocrates to today, where devotion and compassion matter even when a patient cannot be fully cured.

Notes Cardano's 1.4 million delegated wallets likely include hundreds of thousands in healthcare, invites collaboration, and says studies will open to the public for the diversity needed for statistical significance.

A healthcare Renaissance is coming through network medicine, geroscience, stem-cell science, and exosomes, plus an AI provider Renaissance automating bureaucracy and bringing genomic precision medicine to the forefront.

After a 2025 construction pause they will add a surgical arm combining robotics and stem cells for post-surgical recovery, given 40 million US surgeries a year, and an oncology arm since cancer strikes one in three.

Argues medicine must return patients to health after cancer rather than declaring victory once the tumor is gone, since regenerative therapies could repair chemotherapy's neuropathy and combine safely with functional approaches.

Closes that he started the company with his dad and brother to remind medicine its duty is to heal, calls it his most meaningful venture, and plans to weave Midnight and Cardano into health records and patient authentication.