An aging officer for regenerative medicine
Jeremy Sova with his kids, Lyle and Maddy, and his wife, Alicia.
The Village at Castle Pines neighbor Jeremy Sova is a staunch believer that everything happens for a reason. But injury led him down a different path to healing his body, mind and spirit in a modern way. And he is making a career of it.
Jeremy’s journey entailed recovery from a host of sports-related injuries, including a wake boarding accident that affected his leg and derailed his ambitions to become a professional golfer.
That injury resulted in major back issues, and the married father of two turned to nascent stem cell treatments to heal. It was his interest and belief in those treatments and holistic medicine in general that led him to his current position as chief intelligent aging officer at Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare, which opened its doors last month. The clinic offers full body cryotherapy and facials, IV vitamin hydration, regenerative medicine and hormone replacement therapy, to name most of the services. In his role, Jeremy oversees strategy, growth, brand and member experience.
Because the treatments helped him regain his ability to do what he loves, like ski and snowboard, play golf and hockey, Jeremy wanted to play a part in helping others discover what is possible. His health regimen now focuses on a variety of modalities (think hyperbaric chambers and the like) and things that happen at the micro-nutritional level. This path has helped him handle his numerous recoveries and get control of his rheumatoid arthritis and early-onset heart disease.
Jeremy said his investment in concierge and regenerative medicine—financially, physically and emotionally—was well worth it. “To have the ability to not only not be in pain, but to enjoy the things I love, I would have paid double,” he said.
Jeremy, who studied telecommunications and business at Michigan State University, moved here in 2014 after helping run his dad’s battery recycling business. He had family in Glenwood Springs and vacationing to the area spurred his eventual move to Colorado.
In his spare time, Jeremy travels with wife Alicia to their timeshare in Myrtle Beach; roots on Lyle (16), a Valor Christian High School hockey player; and visits his daughter Maddy (20), who attends the University of Arizona.
From where Jeremy sits—and stands and runs—life is pretty good.
Jeremy Sova speaks at the grand opening of Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare last month as his wife, Alicia, looks on.
By Chris Michlewicz; photos courtesy of the Sova family and Tabor Defore
