Experience the most advanced diagnostics in longevity medicine, and receive a tailored plan to improve your health and decrease your biological age.
Experience the most advanced diagnostics in longevity medicine, and receive a tailored plan to improve your health and decrease your biological age.
Once you email us, we will get back to you within 2 working days. Our coordinators will answer your questions and then together you will choose whether our longevity clinic is the ideal solution for you. If so, they will help you schedule your first visit.
During your first visit, our doctor will take a complete medical history, based on which you will then select the tests that would be suitable for you and plan the individual steps. After this consultation, we will then take the samples needed for each examination and perform a series of initial tests to learn more about your health:
You will immediately receive results and next steps recommendations.
The initial consultation is charged at a price of CZK 5,000 (including VAT).
You will undergo a series of personalized testing and diagnostics using cutting-edge technologies at the Prague longevity clinic. Our state-of-the-art laboratories will process your results, and our team of world’s leading experts on longevity will analyze them in detail to determine the most effective health improvement strategies for you.
Once the diagnostics are complete, you and your physician will have a detailed conversation about the results. You will receive Longevity Roadmap – personalized plan that includes optimal nutrition, targeted nutraceuticals and advanced supplements, ongoing fitness plans, and specialized treatments and interventions.
It doesn’t end once the roadmap is provided. Our team of professionals will guide you throughout the entire program, continually monitor your biomarkers, evaluate your health improvements, and optimize your plan. Pharmacy and supplements will be delivered to your home every quarter or month.
We designed an exclusive yearly membership program to support your longevity journey, because you can only achieve significant results by systematic and regular improvements.
Selection of the most important diagnostics in one area.
All diagnostics in the area of your choice, tailored to your needs.
In-depth testing of all areas related to longevity. Recommended for optimal health.
Membership will ensure that you have access to exclusive benefits and achieve the the best possible solutions at the best price.
Your budget is established based on your physician recommendations, and expected utilization of services. Our membership programs offer total price transparency and your budget will determine your membership program assignment. A typical yearly budget is between $25k - $100k.
You will lower your cortisol levels and reduce stress.
Optimizing your body fat percentage will make you feel and look fantastic.
Get the deep, undisturbed sleep you deserve.
You won’t get easily tired anymore.
Increase your stamina and muscle strength to optimize sports or athletic performance.
You will extend your lifespan and stay healthy into your late years.
Support your brain and cognitive functions.
Unlock your full sexual potential and increase your satisfaction.
František has 30 years of experience in top sports, especially in fitness, bodybuilding and athletics. He is a specialist in supplementation of athletes and general population. He is head of the outpatient clinic of nutritional genetics, pharmacogenetics, sports genetics and lifestyle genetics in Prague. He has worked for international pharmaceutical companies (Glaxo, Yamanouchi, Krewel Meuselbach) and genetic laboratories (Vemodia, KitGen).
He collaborates with renowned companies focusing on DNA analysis and telomere biology (DNA Plus, Novogenia, Life Length, T.A. Science). He is a collaborating physician at Medical Support Centre of the Czech Sports Representation. Graduated from Charles University and Military Medical Academy, he completed his medical practice at the Oncology Department of FNHK and at Internal Medicine Department of the Military Hospital in Bratislava. He also studied at FTVS, has a full coaching certification and a course in sports medicine.
In addition to Czech and Slovak, he is fluent in Hungarian and speaks English and German. He is a member of the Czech Society of Sport Medicine and A4M in the USA.
Sports physician, head of the Centre for Medical Support of the Sports Team at the Central Military Hospital. From 1984 to 1986 he worked at the Department of Clinical Genetics at the Motol University Hospital.
After working at the Administration for Physical Education and Sport of the Prime Minister’s Office from 1986 to 1988, he then headed the Research and Service Laboratory of Clinical Biochemistry and Physiology at the Institute of Sports Medicine and then the Department of Stress Medicine at the General University Hospital in Prague.
He served as Chief Physician and Physician of the Czech Olympic Team at ten Olympic Games from 2000 to 2018. He is a member of the Medical Commission of the COC and the European Olympic Committees. In 2000, he founded and still runs the Centre for Medical Support of Sports Representation and is active there with his own diagnostic and therapeutic activities.
Studied pharmacology at UCL (University College London) in London, where he then worked for a few years at the pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline, focusing on the research of new drugs and their transformation in the body. This led him to continue his studies in Translational Medicine at the University of Cambridge, where he subsequently studied General Medicine.
After his initial clinical practice in the UK, he returned to Prague where he is currently working as a physician in anaesthesiology and intensive care medicine. His long-standing interest in pharmacogenetics and personalized medicine led him to the field of longevity and its application in clinical care.
Therapist, Clinical Dietitian, Certified Nutritionist, Health Food Consultant, doctor USD, PhD
She has 20 years of practical medical experience in Ukraine. She worked in therapeutic and cardiology regional centers, as well as in a multi-faculty hospital in Ukraine. Her practice is combined with scientific research activity and studies the influence of epigenetic factors (unhealthy lifestyle, hypodynamiа, smoking, unhealthy diet, stress) on human health. In 2013, she defended her PhD dissertation, which she devoted to the study of the features of the clinical course and treatment of patients with metabolic syndrome (prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, obesity).
Since 2015, he has been practicing ultrasound diagnostics in the screening of diseases in the early stages of diseases of internal organs.In 2018 she has received a certificate as a nutritionist and a healthy nutrition coach. In her work, she adheres to the principles of prevention and anti-aging, based on evidence-based medicine and a holistic approach. She believes that “Modern preventive and anti-aging medicine provides answers to the question not only of how to live long, but how to live long with quality”.
Specialist in anaesthesiology, intensive care and infusion therapy. Graduated Charles University and the Military Medical Academy with certification in internal medicine and anaesthesiology and intensive medicine. He worked at the internal medicine clinic of the ÚVN Prague, ÚVN Bratislava and FN Trnava as the head of ICU. In 2003-2005 he worked at the University Clinic in Dresden.
From 2006 until now he has been a senior physician at Vinzenzsgruppe Gottlicher Heiland in Vienna. In 2008 he received his PhD from the University of Bratislava. He is a member of the Czech, Slovak, Austrian and German medical chambers. He has long been interested in improving the quality of active life and preventive medicine.
Andrea graduated from University of Health and Social Work of St. Elizabeth in Bratislava, Slovakia. She is a specialized nurse, who has over 15 years experience in IK+EM hospital (ICU, cardiology, coronary care unit) in Prague, Czechia. She is also a certified lifeguard and mountain rescue.
Communication is her strong skill and that is why she loves interacting with patients and her colleagues. Her interest in healthy lifestyle, nutrition and sports led her to the longevity field.
Certified doctor in internal medicine, who successfully graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the Charles University in Bratislava, then devoted herself to scientific research at the Faculty of Medicine of UPJS in Košice, focusing on physiological and pathophysiological processes during aging, the development of insulin resistance and civilization diseases. She completed her clinical training in internal medicine and completed postgraduate doctoral studies at the Internal Medicine Clinic of the Louis Pasteur University Hospital in Košice. She studied at the Kaplan International Institute in New York, USA, where she worked as a researcher for the American Diabetes Association. She sees the cause of diseases in a combination of genetic and epigenetic factors, lifestyle, stress, diet, physical activity and sleep. She is fascinated by mitochondrial medicine, which she sees as essential to the proper functioning of the various organs and systems in the human body. She believes that maintaining healthy mitochondria is a key part of an anti-aging approach.
Assistant Professor at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, with over 10 years of clinical bedside experience. She is the Vice-Chair of the Czech Association of Dietitians, a professional organization representing dietitians in the Czech Republic. She focuses on preventive gerontology, longevity, palliative care, and nutritional care for patients with dementia. A graduate of Dietitian, Dietitian with Specialization, and the doctoral program in Preventive Medicine and Epidemiology at the First Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, and of Nutrition and Food Science at the Faculty of Agrobiology, Food and Natural Resources at the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague. Internationally, she is involved in dietetics, especially in the area of preventive gerontological nutrition and nutritional biochemistry.
After graduating in general medicine from the 1st Faculty of Medicine of Charles University, he focused on professional development. He underwent internships at the Neurological Clinic of the VFN Prague and at the Universidade de Coimbra in Portugal. Then he started long-term psychotherapeutic training in psychodynamic psychotherapy at the Slovak Institute for Psychodynamic Psychotherapy (SIPP). In parallel, he was engaged as an online tutor, where he not only taught, but also focused on psychohygiene and stress management techniques.
Her warm smile will be the first thing that you will encounter at our clinic. Her strengths include empathy, anticipation, organizational skills, a responsible approach, care and attention to detail. She has more than ten years of experience in a French multinational company in the field of pharmaceuticals and dermocosmetics. Graduated from the Tomáš Bata Business Academy in Zlín, she has lived several years in France.
She speaks fluent French, Czech and has a good understanding of English. Her passion is modern dance, dance aerobics and other cardio sports. A very communicative personality, who likes contact with people and is interested in a healthy lifestyle, which brought her to the HealthyLongevity.clinic.
Petr has been a serial tech entrepreneur for more than 33 years. He is building science, funding, and business infrastructure to support faster adoption of health-span improving technologies. He is a founder of Longevitytech.fund, former Entrepreneur in Residence at Singularity University, co-founder of the Longevityforum.eu, board member at Celeris Therapeutics (US), Animal Biosciences (US), AgeCurve (UK), iamYiam (UK).
He helps innovative teams in the Longevity sector grow into confident companies with global ambitions. He advises companies as a mentor at Foresight Institute and On Deck Longevity Biotech.
František has 30 years of experience in top sports, especially in fitness, bodybuilding and athletics. He is a specialist in supplementation of athletes and general population. He is head of the outpatient clinic of nutritional genetics, pharmacogenetics, sports genetics and lifestyle genetics in Prague. He has worked for international pharmaceutical companies (Glaxo, Yamanouchi, Krewel Meuselbach) and genetic laboratories (Vemodia, KitGen).
He collaborates with renowned companies focusing on DNA analysis and telomere biology (DNA Plus, Novogenia, Life Length, T.A. Science). He is a collaborating physician at Medical Support Centre of the Czech Sports Representation. Graduated from Charles University and Military Medical Academy, he completed his medical practice at the Oncology Department of FNHK and at Internal Medicine Department of the Military Hospital in Bratislava. He also studied at FTVS, has a full coaching certification and a course in sports medicine.
In addition to Czech and Slovak, he is fluent in Hungarian and speaks English and German. He is a member of the Czech Society of Sport Medicine and A4M in the USA.
Dr Ana Baroni holds degrees in Medicine and Journalism, as well as a doctorate in Molecular Diagnosis. With 20+ years of experience in consulting for longevity, regenerative, functional, integrative, and precision medicine, she is well-equipped to consider the whole picture and stay updated on innovative technology related to health. She is a Professor at Barcelona University in its Master in Longevity program. She sits on scientific advisory boards for longevity and biotech companies in the US, EU, and Middle East. She has completed a postdoctoral program in Family Medicine, as well as a four-year residency in Occupational Medicine. Dr. Baroni has undergone executive education programs such as Business Strategy and Financial Performance from INSEAD, Competitive Advantage from Wharton, and Disruptive Innovation from Harvard.
Morten Scheibye-Knudsen, MD, PhD received his MD degree from the University of Copenhagen after which he started his research track as a post-doctoral fellow at the National Institute on Aging, NIH, in Baltimore where he was for close to a decade working towards developing interventions in rare genetic diseases characterised by premature aging. He returned to Copenhagen in 2016 and is now an associate professor running a lab where he applies machine learning algorithms to define the aging phenotypes and develop interventions in aging. He has pioneered deep learning-based algorithms on large data sets to predict various forms of cellular senescence and identify patterns of aging. Beyond these scientific contributions, he is the organizer of the yearly Aging Research and Drug Discovery conference, he is a returning lecturer at the Biology of Aging course at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, he serves as a chief editor at Frontiers in Aging, and acts as the founder and president of the Nordic Aging Society. He also was a founding member of VitaDAO, a blockchain collective focused on longevity research and biotechnology, and is an advisor to the companies Deep Longevity and the Longevity Vision Fund.
Dr. Uberto Mondolfi is a renowned psychological wellness figure known for his integrative approach, emphasising the holistic integration of mind, body, and spirit. His pursuit of excellence culminated in earning a PhD in Advanced Counseling Studies and Psychological Addictions, a field that demands a profound understanding of the intricate mechanisms underlying human thought, emotion, and addiction, which has equipped him with cutting-edge methodologies and insights.
Erik has extensive experience working in the field of personalized medicine and longevity. He played a crucial role in the development of Wild Health, a genomics-based startup that focuses on diet, exercise, sleep, stress, supplementation, and advanced blood panels. This exposure led to great opportunities, including health coaching, training, teaching, program development, and creating resources for patients and providers to streamline workflows. After realizing that medicine was taking a turn, he started focusing on ways to further improve health outcomes and longevity using new research and advanced tools. He believes that people deserve to feel good and enjoy their later years in life. His endless passion, experience, and willingness to help others learn about the exciting potential of longevity medicine led him to his role at HealthyLongevity.clinic. Previous work experience includes working as a Neuro ICU nurse at Mayo Clinic, personal training, and social work for at-risk youth.
Raghav is pursuing doctoral research at Yale University under the mentorship of Dr. Albert Higgins-Chen and Dr. Morgan Levine. With over a decade of expertise in Computational Biomedical technologies, Raghav specializes in integrating Data Science and Artificial Intelligence into the biomedical domain. His notable achievement was the development of Systems Age, a patented DNA methylation biomarker. Currently, in his role as Director of Bioinformatics at Healthy Longevity Clinic, Raghav leverages his expertise in aging interventions and biomarkers, coupled with machine learning methodologies, to develop tools for personalized mapping of aging interventions based on individual biomarkers and treatment responses.
Bill Seery has extensive marketing experience in the health and longevity sectors, focusing on creating and implementing effective digital marketing strategies to promote longevity and healthcare entities. At LongevityTech.fund and healthylongevity.clinic, Bill spearheads marketing campaigns, manages investor relations, and oversees fund administration. His work includes producing engaging content that not only increases awareness but also educates potential investors and medical professionals on critical health and longevity topics. Utilizing advanced AI tools and analytics, Bill crafts targeted communications and strategies that enhance visibility and support the growth of the longevity sector. His ability to leverage data to drive decision-making and optimize marketing efforts makes him a key player in promoting innovative healthcare solutions and technologies aimed at extending healthy human lifespans.
Prof. Vladimír Černý, M.D., Ph.D., FCCM, FESAIC (1960) is a physician with a certificate in Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine and a postgraduate certificate in Intensive Care Medicine. He obtained his scientific rank in 1998, habilitated in 2001 and was appointed Professor in 2009. He has completed a number of study visits (Germany, Belgium, USA) and long-term work placements (1991-1992 USA, 2023-2004 consultant in Saudi Arabia, including as a member of the medical team of the Royal Family, 2010-2011 at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Canada as a senior consultant and professor. He has been a Fellow of the American College of Critical Care Medicine (FCCM) since 2000 and holds the prestigious Fellow of the European Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care (FESAIC) award since 2022.
In 2004-2010 he represented the Czech Republic in the Council of European Society of Intensive Care Medicine, in 2007-2009 he was a member of the European Board of Intensive Care Medicine, until 2018 he was a member of the European Board of Anesthesiology. He has served three terms as Chairman of the Committee of the Czech Society of Intensive Care Medicine, and is currently serving a second term as Chairman of the Committee of the Czech Society of Anaesthesiology, Resuscitation and Intensive Care Medicine. His clinical practice is based in Prague, Ústí nad Labem and Hradec Králové. He is a member of the National Institute of Quality and Excellence in Health Care under the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic. He is the author of numerous scientific papers (h-index 26), author and co-author of professional books and monographs.
At HLC he is the guarantor and coordinator of the project "therapeutic plasma exchange" (TPE = therapeutic plasma exchange) in indications based on the current state of expertise.
She is a Rhodes Scholar, Medical Doctor, Regenerative Medicine Thought Leader and Regenerative Artist. She is a polymath uniquely multi-gifted, successful woman not only in her chosen academic field but as a creative talent, innovator and entrepreneur/founder.
Her career 20+ year career in healthcare spans clinical medicine, academic and healthcare consulting in the commercial aspects of medicine in the UK, North America and the Caribbean.
More recently, she has been spearheading the development of the Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine industry in The Bahamas, and is championing the implementation of exponential technology in The Bahamas, the Caribbean and Latin America.
Founder and director of the Institute of Nutrition and Diagnostics. Since 2008 he has been an associate professor at UTB in Zlín. He has 75 WOS articles with over a thousand of citations. He has also contributed to several patents and two monographs.
Since 2001, he has organized an annual international conference on the relationship between nutrition and health called the International Nutrition and Diagnostics Conference.
He has been involved as a researcher in more than 20 publicly funded research projects. He has been nominated for the Minister of Health Award for Health Research and Development.
Kevin Perrott obtained a PhD studying anti-senescent compounds in the Campisi Lab at the Buck Institute during which time he cofounded Oisin Biotechnologies, a company using genetic programming to kill senescent cells. He was a Director and COO of the Methuselah Foundation, Executive Director of the multimillion-dollar Methuselah Mouse Prize, and cofounder of SENS Research Foundation.
In addition to his efforts in the non- and for-profit sectors, he cofounded and is President of the Global Healthspan Institute a government lobby organization. After almost two decades of engagement in the longevity space, he noted that consumers of health technologies have little influence on their development and so created OpenCures to harness the self-interest of individuals to minimize the time to the arrival of interventions in aging.
Dr. Matias Fernandez Viña is a physician and researcher, postgraduated in Regenerative Medicine and Advanced Therapies and Cell Culture from Universidad Abierta Interamericana of Rosario and Universidad Nacional of Cordoba, Argentina. He is a specialist in Clinical Cardiology, graduated in Argentina.
In 2017, he completed an annual fellowship in Regenerative Medicine, Advanced Therapies and Biomedical Research, at the Center for Molecular and Regenerative Biology (CABIMER) and at the Spanish Cellular Therapy Network(TERCEL), in Spain.
In 2018, he completed a fellowship with Dr. Diego Correa ar the University of Miami in the Diabetes Research Institute, and in 2019, he visited as Professor at the Wake Forest Institute in North Carolina, with Dr. Anthony Atala.
He currently works as an assistant professor at the Universidad Abierta Interamericana of Rosario, Argentina and, as a scientific consultant for Regenerative Medicine and Advanced Therapies, in the area of research, application and development with Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC), Exosomes and Platelet Rich Plasma.
David Furman, PhD is Director of the Stanford 1,000 Immunomes Project at Stanford School of Medicine, Associate Professor at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging and Chief of the AI Platform at the same institute. He obtained his Doctoral degree in immunology (summa cum laude) from the School of Medicine, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, for his work on cancer immune-surveillance.
During his Postdoctoral training at the laboratory of Professor Mark M Davis (Stanford), he conducted cutting-edge research in Data Science and Systems Immunology to predict clinical outcomes using multi-omics technologies in large human cohorts. Dr. Furman was appointed at the Stanford School of Medicine to assume the role of Consulting Professor at the Institute for Immunity, Transplantation and Infection (ITI). Dr. Furman is inventor of over 20 patents and has published dozens of scientific articles with over 6,000 citations in top peer reviewed journals such as The Lancet, Nature Medicine, Cell, etc. Current i10 index of Dr. Furman is 32.
Prof MUDr Vladimír Teplan, DrSc is a professor of internal medicine at Charles University in Prague and a doctor of medical sciences. He gained his clinical experience at the internal department of Thomayer Hospital, at the III Internal Research Base of IKEM and at the Department of Nephrology of IKEM, where he was the head for 10 years and deputy head for another 8 years. He provides postgraduate education of physicians in nephrology and is also a professor at the Faculty of Medicine in Ostrava. As Chief of Medicine (Oberarzt) he headed the internal medicine and nephrology departments of the clinic in Dessau (Germany). He has certifications in internal medicine I and II st, in nephrology and in metabolism and nutrition.
He has published more than 300 papers in domestic and international literature on nephrology and metabolism and nutrition. He has authored or significantly co-authored 19 monographs and 75 chapters in monographs in the Czech Republic and abroad. He has long participated in the committee of the Czech Society of Nephrology (ČNS - chairman, vice-chairman, member of the committee), is a member of the committee of the Czech Society for Metabolism and Nutrition (SKVIMP). He was a member of the committee of the European Society for Nutrition (ESPEN) for the Czech Republic. He was and is a member of many other international nephrology and nutritionist societies (EDTA/ERA, ISN, ASN, ESPEN, DGN). He was a member of the committee of the World Int Soc of Renal Nutrition and Metabolism. He organized many international congresses. He is an honorary member of the Czech, Hungarian and Slovak Nephrological Societies. In 2022 his publication Hirsch index was 24 and more than 2500 citations.
He has been involved in metabolism and nutrition for more than 30 years. In the last decade he has focused on adipose tissue metabolism, obesity, nutrition and treatment options with adequate diet, including enteral and ketoanalogues of essential amino acids.He pays great attention to the elderly.He has studied in the USA (Yale, UCLA) and Germany (DAAD Hohenheim scholarship). He is an honorary member of the Czech, Hungarian and Slovak Nephrological Societies and Distinguished Fellow of ERA-EDTA. He is the only recipient of the ISURT Toshimitsu Niwa Award in the Czech Republic for his lifetime work in the field of metabolism and nutrition in kidney diseases.
All you want to know about the longevity clinic and healthy aging.
Health decline can start at different ages for different people, and is influenced by various factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and environment. For some people, the health decline starts in the third decade of life, and for others, in the fourth or fifth. The decline can be slower or faster depending on the individual’s lifestyle choices or diseases.
Life expectancy is a statistical measure that estimates how long an individual is expected to live, based on average mortality rates. Longevity refers not only to the length of life but also to the quality of life, and is based on individual parameters such as blood markers or genetics.
Cellular aging is a process by which cells lose their ability to function properly, which leads to the decline of various biological functions. Cellular aging is caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, including DNA damage and inflammation, which can lead to the development of age-related diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer’s. You can stop this process through longevity-focused treatments.
Aging is caused by a combination of genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. You can slow the aging process down, or even reverse it, through lifestyle changes, supplements, and specialized medical treatments. The specific ways to slow down aging differ from person to person because they strongly depend on individual health parameters such as genetic predispositions or epigenetics. Therefore, it’s crucial to start with medical diagnostics and follow professional advice.
To stay young looking, it’s beneficial to adopt a healthy diet, exercise regularly, and monitor blood vitals such as heart rate variability, blood glucose, and blood pressure. Adequate sleep and appropriate sun exposure are also crucial. Additionally, you can incorporate creams or supplements that slow down skin aging. The best solution is to consult your specific biomarkers with a professional. Book a free consultation.
The key to living longer is leading a healthy lifestyle, such as eating a balanced diet, staying physically fit, managing stress and getting enough sleep. However, it strongly depends on your specific genes, epigenetics, blood parameters and much more. Therefore, the most effective solution is to follow a long-term personalized plan based on your health diagnostics and regular check-ups and screenings with a healthcare professional.
There are several ways to determine your biological age. The most reliable methods are telomere length testing, biomarker testing (that includes blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and glucose levels), genetic testing, and epigenetic testing. You can undergo all of these diagnostics in a longevity-specialized laboratory. Book an appointment in our longevity clinic.
Chronological age is the number of years passed since birth. In contrast, biological age is a measure of how well a person’s body is functioning – it takes into account factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and overall health. The gap between the chronological and biological age can be significant, and when it comes to health, biological age is what matters. You can lower your biological age through lifestyle changes, supplements, circadian rhythm optimization, specialized treatments and more.
Healthy aging means that your body stays fully functional, strong, and flexible even as you age. You feel vital, productive and happy, and you don’t suffer from age-related diseases (such as Alzheimer’s or heart conditions). You stay fit and healthy in your 50s, 60s, 70s and even older. It is physically possible to be in your 50s but have the biological age of a 30-year-old and feel better than ever.
Longevity is the ability to live a long and healthy life, which is closely linked to the concept of healthy aging. By utilizing the latest advancements in science, we are able to understand the underlying mechanisms of aging and develop interventions that can promote a longer, healthier lifespan.
Unlike other longevity-focused companies, we offer comprehensive programs that cover all areas of health from advanced diagnostics through exercise and nutrition plans to specialized therapies. Our team consists of medical and scientific experts highly trained in longevity. We have early access to clinical trials and studies, which allows us to use the most advanced diagnostic and treatment tools in longevity medicine, and we collaborate with a network of leading companies in the longevity field to offer the best services available on the market.
After thoroughly analyzing the results of your health diagnostics, longevity experts from our clinic will design a health improvement plan for you. That plan is called Longevity Roadmap.
The plan includes specific actions and interventions for the improvement of your health, based on the results of the medical tests you take at the clinic. It includes:
Yes, all diagnostics and treatments are done in person at one of our longevity clinics. However, all consultations with professionals can be done online, if it suits you better.
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