Jon-Michael Ong, MD

Ong's work is procedural rather than longitudinal membership care. Visits are built around a musculoskeletal or regenerative target: joint, tendon, spine, or tissue recovery. The PM&R background matters because regenerative injections are most credible when paired with anatomy, function, image-guided procedure skill, and realistic recovery planning. Humanaut's APRN team handles the ongoing hormone, metabolic, and lifestyle side.

• PM&R foundation. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is one of the more relevant specialty paths for musculoskeletal regenerative procedures.
• On-site Austin MD. He gives Grove ATX a local physician for PRP, stem-cell, and exosome procedures.
• Independent practice base. Ocotillo Rehab Medicine PLLC adds a conventional Austin practice footprint outside the Humanaut brand.
• Works under a stronger regenerative umbrella. Adelson's corporate role sets the network playbook; Ong executes locally.

• Procedure-focused access. Book with Ong for regenerative injections, not routine membership management.
• Ask what material is used. PRP, stem-cell, and exosome procedures differ in evidence, processing, and regulatory context.
• Not FDA-approved for longevity claims. Stem-cell and exosome injections should be discussed as elective physician-directed procedures.
• Austin only. His Humanaut role is tied to Grove ATX, not Palm Beach Gardens or Dallas.