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Physician-Led Longevity Clinics

A licensed medical practice organized around biological aging rather than presenting complaints: extended biomarker panels, functional testing, and a written healthspan plan, usually delivered outside insurance.

Focus Care model
What It Covers
  • Extended blood panels (ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin, hs-CRP, thyroid, vitamins)
  • Functional testing such as VO2 max, grip strength, and body composition
  • A biological age estimate from an epigenetic or blood-marker clock
  • A written plan for training, nutrition, sleep, and supplements
  • Optional prescriptions for lipid, glucose, or hormone management
  • Follow-up visits two to four times a year
Typical Cost $500 to $5,000 per year in the United States; varies widely by market
Evidence Level Mixed by component: strong for risk factor management and structured exercise, early for biological age clocks and supplement plans
Regulatory Status Licensed medical practice; there is no board certification in longevity medicine
Watchouts
  • Promises to lower biological age by a fixed number of years
  • A standard supplement stack sold in-house to every patient
  • One clock result presented as a diagnosis
  • No coordination with your primary care physician
Questions To Ask
  • Which tests here would change a treatment decision?
  • What specialty is the physician board certified in?
  • Which recommendations are guideline-based and which are the clinic's own judgment?
  • Can the labs be run through insurance and brought in?
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