HOCATT Adds Genesis Regenerative Products in New Partnership

HOCATT and Genesis Regenerative announced a strategic partnership on Sept. 22, 2026, bringing Genesis’s Regenerative Protein Array and Roadmap to Health to qualified medical practitioners through HOCATT for the first time. The deal expands HOCATT beyond its own chamber platform and gives both companies a new way to bundle regenerative and wellness offerings.

Why it matters: - The partnership lets HOCATT offer another company’s products alongside its own for the first time in its 20-year history. - Qualified medical practitioners can now access Genesis Regenerative’s Regenerative Protein Array and Roadmap to Health through HOCATT. - Both companies say the combination could help practitioners offer more services, serve more people and grow faster.

What happened: - HOCATT announced a strategic partnership with Genesis Regenerative on Sept. 22, 2026. - The announcement came from Weatherford, Texas. - The partnership makes Genesis’s products available through HOCATT’s channel. - A live introduction session is set for Oct. 7, 2026, at 8 p.m. EST. - The session will be led by Dr. Mark Jacobson, with Joe Hunt and André Smith. - Registration for the session is open.

The details: - HOCATT describes itself as a multi-technology wellness platform used in more than 20 countries since 2004. - The HOCATT chamber combines multiple technologies in a single 30-minute session, including hyperthermia, transdermal ozone, carbonic acid, far infrared, high-intensity PEMF, microcurrents, photon light, oxygen and more. - The company positions the chamber as a spa-like session designed to support detoxification, relaxation and rejuvenation. - Genesis Regenerative’s Roadmap to Health runs in three stages: assessment, repair and maintenance. - The assessment stage uses pharmacogenomic and nutrigenomic testing. - The repair stage centers on the Regenerative Protein Array, which Genesis says includes 320+ CLIA-lab verified proteins and is acellular and non-DNA. - The maintenance stage uses a transdermal iontophoresis patch that bypasses needles and the GI tract. - HOCATT says its customers have long asked for products to pair with the chamber, but the company had declined every request until now. - André Smith said Genesis met HOCATT’s standards for independent third-party testing, three medical directors, an 11-clinician advisory board and full documentation transparency. - Genesis says it was founded on three commitments: treat every patient as your own mother or father, serve clinicians 360 degrees, and keep ethics black and white. - Genesis says its products are supported by genomic testing such as PGX and NGX and by needle-free peptide delivery systems such as Push Patch®. - HOCATT is designed and manufactured by Signature Health LTD. - André Smith built the first prototype in 2002 and sold the first units in 2004. - HOCATT says the chamber is now in use in more than 20 countries. - Genesis Regenerative provides regenerative products for use by qualified medical practitioners and supports clinicians with implementation resources and practice support. - HOCATT’s website is More information. - Genesis Regenerative’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - The deal is as much about distribution as product selection. - HOCATT gains a new revenue and referral path without changing its core platform. - Genesis gains access to a practitioner base already positioned around recurring wellness visits. - The companies are framing the partnership around shared values, ethics and clinician support rather than around a single product launch.

What's next: - The Oct. 7 live session will serve as the public launch of the partnership. - Practitioners will be able to evaluate whether the two offerings work as a bundled program or as standalone options. - Both companies expect the arrangement to support longer-term growth across their clinician networks.

The bottom line: - HOCATT is opening its platform to an outside product line for the first time, and Genesis is getting a new channel into practitioner-led wellness care.