Regenerative Medicine Clinic | New Town, ND

The MHA Nation contracted with RML Architects to design the new Regenerative Medicine Clinic to serve both non-members and members of the Three Affiliated Tribes of North Dakota.  By providing an Integrative Regenerative Metabolic (IRM) Medicine Treatment Clinic and a Development Lab in one combined facility, the program will address a full spectrum of medical conditions, including therapeutic applications for Diabetes, Lyme disease, long COVID, and a number of autoimmune diseases. 

By offering both traditional and alternative healing therapies, the Clinic will provide a wide range of specialized treatment options designed to restore the physiological and functional vitality of damaged organ systems.  Through personalized treatment plans, including but not limited to, cryotherapy, hormone replacement, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, high potency IV therapies, and ozonation technologies, the Regenerative Medicine Clinic aims to provide a holistic approach to healing by revealing the root cause of medical conditions and treating them directly at the source. 

The space needs program for the Clinic includes a large rotunda Reception/Lobby area, with a Patient Education area and larger Conference Room for meeting with clients and their families.  The nursing stations and clinic lab are centrally located to provide staff flexibility and continuous support to the client Changing Rooms, IV Arena, Cryochamber, and Hyperbaric Chambers. Private Treatment Rooms are designed to accommodate a variety of therapies, where the equipment will move from room to room as needed for personalized treatment plans.  Once the Development Lab is installed, the MHA Regenerative Medicine Clinic will be the first of its kind, where healing products will be produced on site, and can be tailored to the specific needs of the recipients. 

Conceived for future expansion, the project will be constructed in multiple phases. Phase 1A includes the treatment clinic, building support, common spaces, and the “host building” for the Development Lab.  Phase 1B will include the installation of the pre-engineered lab facilities and systems.  Phase 2 will increase clinical space including additional treatment rooms, a larger oxygen therapy room, an expanded IV arena and additional lab spaces.