MaxWell Clinic

The MaxWell Care Program is a comprehensive care plan available in 3-month or 12-month formats. Each patient works with a dedicated team that includes a clinician, a nutritionist, and a patient advocate. The team uses advanced diagnostic testing, natural interventions, and cutting-edge therapies to address root causes of illness. Monthly webinars via Zoom are available exclusively to MaxWell Care patients.

Yes, MaxWell Clinic regularly works with out-of-town and international patients. The clinic maintains a dedicated page for visitors traveling to Brentwood, including hotel recommendations near the facility. Many patients travel specifically for therapies such as therapeutic plasma exchange, ketamine infusion therapy, and the Deep Dive Program.

The Deep Dive Program is MaxWell Clinic's most intensive care option, designed for patients with complex health challenges. Dr. David Haase leads it alongside Lindsay Jost, APRN. The program delivers fully personalized, longitudinal systems medicine with a concierge-style experience. It functions as a Medical Family Office for patients who need comprehensive, ongoing health optimization.

HOPE stands for Habitat Optimizing Plasma Exchange. Dr. Haase developed and patented this advanced form of therapeutic plasma exchange. The clinic operates the largest private outpatient apheresis unit in the United States. The therapy targets cognitive decline, autoimmune conditions, detoxification, and healthy aging.

Yes, MaxWell Clinic offers telemedicine visits. Patients in the MaxWell Care Program also receive monthly educational webinars delivered via Zoom. Telemedicine allows patients to stay connected with their care team between in-person visits, which is particularly useful for out-of-town members.

MaxWell Clinic provides a broad range of clinical therapies in its 12,000 square foot Brentwood facility. These include ketamine infusion therapy, neurofeedback with QEEG brain mapping, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, clinical-grade IV therapies, regenerative injection therapy with PRP and prolotherapy, and cognitive health evaluations. The clinic also offers bioelectrical impedance analysis, advanced diagnostics, and nutritional counseling.

The clinic uses 19-lead QEEG brain mapping to guide its neurofeedback protocols. Dr. David Ferriss leads much of the neurofeedback work, with particular focus on ADHD, anxiety, depression, and brain fog. This brain-mapping approach gives clinicians a detailed picture of neural activity before designing a personalized training plan.

Dr. Scott Stoll performs regenerative injection therapy at MaxWell Clinic. He is a former physician for the United States Bobsled and Skeleton Team and a recognized expert in musculoskeletal medicine. The clinic offers both PRP and prolotherapy as part of a comprehensive joint evaluation and treatment process.

Patients invest directly in their care through the MaxWell Care Program or other service packages. The clinic recommends contacting a Patient Navigator to discuss the right program and pricing for your specific health goals.

Prospective patients can call or text the clinic at 615-370-0091 or submit a contact form on the website. A Patient Navigator will follow up during business hours. New patients can also schedule a call directly with a Patient Navigator online to discuss symptoms, goals, and the best starting point for their care.