Hailing from Manhattan, KS and an Alumni of Kansas State University’s School of Engineering, Bradley Marks knows a thing or two about pain and recovery.  As a professional engineer and Vice President of Smith & Boucher Engineers in Kansas City,  Bradley worked on large commercial building projects around the country for over eighteen years, until November  16th, 2007.  

That fateful November morning, a tragic auto accident turned his world upside down and nearly took his life.  His body was completely crushed - resulting in fifteen intracranial hemorrhages and requiring five surgeries on his neck and shoulders.  Over a nine-year span of extreme difficulty, Bradley developed a passion to help the suffering, born from his own suffering.

Facing yet another surgery, Brad decided instead to receive stem cell therapy, a decision that changed his life and allowed him to make leaps and bounds in his recovery.

Bradley is excited about bringing stem cell therapy to Kansas City with the goal of helping people take back control of their lives, just as he did.  

In his free time, Bradley enjoys time with his wife and two children. They enjoy fishing, playing and watching baseball and attending live sporting events together.