Kristin Comella, PhD
Director of Operations
Dr. Kristin Comella has an extensive background in the study and application of regenerative medicine, biohacking, and stem cell science. With an engineering foundation focused on understanding the mechanics and systems of the human body to support optimal health, she has accumulated more than 25 years of experience working alongside pioneers in the field.
During her graduate studies at The Ohio State University, Dr. Comella worked with Dr. Jeffrey Chalmers, concentrating on the use of magnetic nanoparticles to isolate and separate cells. She went on to deepen her expertise in stem cell research at Osiris Therapeutics, a pioneering regenerative medicine company co-founded by Dr. Arnold Caplan, often referred to as the “father of mesenchymal stem cells.” She later continued her work in cellular therapy research with Dr. Darwin Prockop at Tulane University, further advancing her knowledge of mesenchymal progenitor cells.
Recognized internationally for her contributions to regenerative medicine — particularly in the area of adipose-derived stem cells — Dr. Comella has been named among Terrapin’s Top 50 Global Stem Cell Influencers and ranked number one on the Academy of Regenerative Practices’ list of Top 10 Stem Cell Innovators. She was also included in the DrAxe.com Top 50 Functional and Integrative Medical Doctors/Scientists in the United States. Dr. Comella has authored more than a dozen peer-reviewed publications in regenerative medicine indexed in PubMed.
Dr. Comella previously founded and led Infinite Impact Health, a Boca Raton–based medical and wellness center focused on regenerative and functional medicine. She also founded Biohackers Health and Fitness, a wellness and performance concept integrating fitness, recovery, and bio-optimization strategies.
She has now joined Progressive Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) — a comprehensive, non-surgical spine and orthopedic practice — where she collaborates with the clinical team to support patients through evidence-informed, regenerative, and functional-medicine–based strategies. PRM emphasizes a whole-systems approach to care, considering the interconnected roles of the brain, immune system, gut, metabolic health, and cellular function.