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Mar 11, 2026

SSRP Institute Announces Troscriptions as New Trusted Partner 

WILLOUGHBY, Ohio, [Mar 11, 2026] — The SSRP Institute today announced the addition of Troscriptions as its newest Trusted Partner, following nomination by SSRP Fellow Dr. Elizabeth Yurth and upon completion of the organization’s internal clinical review and vetting process.

Troscriptions offers physician-formulated, pharmaceutical grade, precision-dosed health optimization formulations delivered through a buccal troche. This new partnership reflects SSRP’s ongoing commitment to connecting providers with companies aligned with its education-first mission and standards of scientific integrity within cellular medicine.

“This partnership makes sense because both organizations are laser-focused on helping clinicians practice with precision tools that make a real clinical impact,” said Dr. Scott Sherr, Chief Medical and Health Education Officer of Troscriptions. 

“Trusted Partners are selected because they bring real-world clinical value to our Community,” said Matthew Seeds, CEO at SSRP. “Our Members rely on us to maintain a network built on experience, thoughtful evaluation, and shared educational principles. We are excited to welcome Troscriptions into that ecosystem.”

The new Trusted Partner page for Troscriptions is now live on the SSRP website and serves as a centralized resource for Members and providers seeking additional information about the company, its mission, and its role in supporting clinical implementation.

Dr. Yurth, who nominated Troscriptions for consideration, shared that alignment in scientific philosophy and clinical usefulness made the partnership a natural fit for the SSRP Community. “Troscriptions stands out for their commitment to innovation, education, and supporting practitioners in the longevity and regenerative medicine space. Their platform and community have been invaluable for connecting like-minded clinicians and advancing the field. I’m proud to see them recognized by SSRP.” 

The Trusted Partner Network is invitation-only and based on real clinical application within the SSRP ecosystem. Companies are nominated by SSRP Members and undergo a vetting process designed to ensure alignment with SSRP’s educational standards and patient-centered approach. There are no pay-to-play arrangements, promotional contracts, or commission structures tied to inclusion in the network. 

Through these partnerships, the SSRP aims to support providers by connecting them with vetted resources that complement training, protocol development, and implementation in practice.

For more information and to view the Troscriptions Partner Page, visit:
SSRP Troscriptions Partner Page


About the SSRP Institute

The SSRP Institute is an education-focused organization dedicated to advancing cellular medicine through evidence-based training, professional collaboration, and clinically relevant research. SSRP supports providers worldwide through certifications, events, and ongoing educational programming designed to improve patient outcomes and elevate the standard of care.

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