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£1 million health optimisation hub opens near Manchester Airport this month with exclusive treatments from £45

A new £1m high-tech clinic is set to open at Manchester Green on September 18, bringing treatments more often associated with London’s private wellness clinics to the North West.

Projuvenate, billed as the region’s first “health optimisation hub”, is a medically led clinic delivering tailored programmes in mental wellness, advanced physiotherapy, elite sports performance, aesthetic wellness, and comprehensive health optimisation.

Among the headline services is ExoMind™, the first of its kind in the region. The treatment uses ExoTMS™, a non-invasive brain stimulation that delivers electromagnetic pulses to key areas of the brain involved in emotional regulation, cognitive function, and self-control.

By activating neural pathways, ExoMind™ can help restore healthy brain activity and enhance neural connectivity, supporting mental wellness, and offers a holistic and scientifically backed approach to mental health. It is especially beneficial for those who seek a natural solution to regain emotional balance, clarity, and control over their mental well-being.

The clinic has been founded by Dr Libby Artingstall, a former consultant psychiatrist, and her brother, Rob Artingstall, an experienced performance physiotherapist from elite professional sport and who also serves as head physio with England Rugby League where he works with sporting legend Sam Tomkins and current England captain George Williams.

Together, they aim to bridge the gap between healthcare, rehabilitation and proactive wellbeing.

The clinic is structured around three pillars:

  • Health Optimisation – offering therapies to support mental wellness and performance, such as ExoMind™ and longevity and intimate health, including electromagnetic pelvic floor training and HaloRed™ salt and red light therapy.
  • Elite Physiotherapy – providing rehabilitation and injury prevention, delivered by a team with experience working in elite sport, and access to the very latest equipment such as the R-Force™ anti-gravity treadmill, targeted cryotherapy and much more. 
  • Aesthetic Wellness – enhances appearance, strength and confidence through innovative, non-invasive procedures ranging from skin and face treatments and injectables to non-invasive body sculpting and hair vitality.

Treatment prices start at £45 for a session of HaloRed™ therapy, with a six session ExoMind package priced at £2,200. A medical consultation, priced at £75 and redeemable against treatment within three months, is required before starting any treatment or programme.

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Dr Artingstall (pictured above), who will lead the clinic’s aesthetic and health services, said: “This opening marks a new era for health in the North West. People no longer need to travel to London for these cutting-edge, preventative wellness therapies. As the region’s first ExoMind™ clinic and holistic wellness hub, we’re proud to be putting Manchester on the map for clinical excellence and proactive care that supports every dimension of wellbeing.”

Projuvenate opens at Manchester Green, near Manchester Airport, on September 18. Consultations and bookings are now open via the clinic’s website.

Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.
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