Where Performance Is An Expectation
Infinity Functional Performance is a functional medicine clinic where optimization is not a goal — it is the standard. Founded by Glenn Cochrane, APRN, CRNA, a former firefighter and EMT with nearly three decades in healthcare, the clinic was built on a single conviction: lasting health transformation requires addressing the root cause rather than managing symptoms.
Every care plan begins with advanced diagnostics — comprehensive hormone panels, cardiac lab assessments, microbiome analysis, and genetic testing — ensuring each protocol is built entirely around the patient’s unique biology. From there, the clinical team delivers a full spectrum of services: functional medicine, hormone optimization (TRT/HRT), peptide therapy, medically supervised weight loss, gut health restoration, and integrated mental health care led by a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in EMDR and trauma therapy.
With over 5,000 patients served and a 4.9-star Google rating across 41 reviews, Infinity Functional Performance stands as one of the most comprehensive and clinically rigorous wellness programs in the Dallas area — serving everyday wellness patients and performance-focused individuals alike.
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Infinity Functional Performance delivers on every dimension we evaluate. All five clinical providers are confirmed active through NPPES and their respective state boards. The clinic maintains a 4.9-star Google rating across 41 detailed reviews, with staff consistently praised by name for their thoroughness and personalized approach. Six confirmed service categories — functional medicine, hormone optimization, peptide therapy, gut health, medically supervised weight loss, and integrated mental health care — are supported by advanced diagnostics including hormone panels, cardiac lab assessments, microbiome analysis, and genetic testing, all confirmed directly on the clinic website. An active digital patient portal rounds out this platform’s most complete clinical and operational profile.
