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Ammortal and Next Health Expand Partnership to Bring Advanced Recovery to More Patients

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Ammortal and Next Health Expand Partnership to Bring Advanced Recovery to More Patients
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Ammortal and Next Health Expand Partnership to Bring Advanced Recovery to More Patients

2026-09-15 02:32 Last Updated At:02:40

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 14, 2026--

Ammortal, the human optimization company focused on elevating potential through advanced technology and transcendent experience, today announced the expansion of its partnership with Next Health, the most advanced and comprehensive brand of health optimization and longevity centers, following the partnership’s introduction at Next Health’s annual summit. The Ammortal Chamber is now available at three Next Health locations, with plans to expand to additional locations in the coming months.

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The partnership gives Next Health members access to the Ammortal Chamber, an immersive recovery experience that combines red and near-infrared light, pulsed electric fields, vibroacoustic sound, molecular hydrogen and guided breathwork in a single session.

The Chamber brings together multiple recovery modalities in one setting, creating an ideal environment for patients to add recovery to their other treatments. The approach is already used in high-performance settings, including by professional sports organizations such as the Los Angeles Rams and Baltimore Ravens.

“The Chamber brings several modalities together in one experience, so people can step away from everything else and focus on recovery and optimization,” said Brian Le Gette, Co-Founder and CEO of Ammortal. “Next Health is a natural partner for us, as we share a common mission to unlock and ignite each person’s most vibrant self, in both body and mind.”

The Chamber has become the number-one recovery modality at Next Health, according to Dr. Darshan Shah, Founder and CEO of Next Health and Chief Medical Officer of Ammortal.

“Recovery is a critical part of overall health, yet it remains one of the most underappreciated aspects of wellness,” said Dr. Darshan Shah. “At Next Health, the Ammortal Chamber has become our leading recovery modality. By combining multiple advanced technologies in a single experience, the Chamber works synergistically to support a deep sense of recovery, both physically and mentally.”

The Ammortal Chamber will continue to roll out across the Next Health network as the companies expand their partnership. The addition gives Next Health patients another option for incorporating recovery into their broader approach to health and wellness.

For more information about the Ammortal Chamber and partnership opportunities, visit ammortal.com.

About Ammortal

Ammortal is redefining recovery through the award-winning Ammortal Chamber, an immersive experience that combines the wisdom of ancient practices with stacked, science-backed technologies. Designed for elite wellness destinations and high performers, each Chamber session helps reset and restore the body and elevate mental clarity. Named one of Fast Company’s Next Big Things in Tech, Ammortal invites people to recharge deeply and unlock their extraordinary.

Founded in 2023, Ammortal is led by Co-Founder and CEO Brian Le Gette, a serial entrepreneur with a clear, powerful vision for universal shared wellbeing.

Learn more at ammortal.com, and follow Ammortal on Facebook and Instagram.

About Next Health

Next Health is the industry leader for health optimization and longevity services. Founded in LA in 2016 by renowned surgeon Dr. Darshan Shah and entrepreneur Kevin Peake, Next Health delivers proactive healthcare treatments designed to help people look, feel, and perform at their best—now and for decades to come. Next Health streamlines patient access to advanced medical services including biomarker testing, hormone optimization, EBOO ozone therapy, Executive Physicals, regenerative therapies, therapeutic plasma exchange, and much more—all in one luxury setting. By empowering individuals to take control of their health before symptoms arise, Next Health is shaping the future of healthcare—proactive, personalized, and rooted in precision medicine.

Ammortal and Next Health Expand Partnership to Bring Advanced Recovery to More Patients

Ammortal and Next Health Expand Partnership to Bring Advanced Recovery to More Patients

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Louisville coach Pat Kelsey added another fifth-year player to the roster Monday with forward LJ Wells now available this season for the Cardinals.

Kelsey said he is friends with Northern Kentucky coach Darrin Horn, who gushes about Wells' character, work ethic and coachability. Wells spent the past four seasons at Northern Kentucky and started 33 games for the Norse as a senior averaging 15 points and 7.3 rebounds.

“He was arguably NKU’s best and most valuable player,” Kelsey said. "We are excited to add someone like LJ that fits our culture perfectly. He’s one of us before he even arrives.”

The Cardinals also have guard Seth Trimble, who transferred from North Carolina by taking advantage of the recent preliminary injunction from a Colorado judge giving student-athletes who graduated from high school in 2022 a fifth season of eligibility for the upcoming year.

Trimble and Wells both are among a group of athletes that sought the right to play a fifth season from a Kentucky county court.

A 6-foot-8, 220-pound forward, Wells also was named to the Horizon League tournament team after scoring 22.3 points and grabbing 8.7 rebounds over three tournament games in March. He started 16 of 32 games as a junior, 27 of 33 as a sophomore and played in 18 games as a freshman.

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FILE - Northern Kentucky forward LJ Wells (5) goes for a shot as he's defended by Tennessee center Felix Okpara (34) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Nov. 8, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Wade Payne, File)

FILE - Northern Kentucky forward LJ Wells (5) goes for a shot as he's defended by Tennessee center Felix Okpara (34) during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Nov. 8, 2025, in Knoxville, Tenn. (AP Photo/Wade Payne, File)

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