Fountain Life is the longevity clinic company started by Peter Diamandis and Tony Robbins.

They have clinics in:

  • Naples, FL
  • Whiteplanes, NY
  • Orlando, FL
  • Dallas, TX
  • Santa Monica, CA
  • New Delhi and Toronto locations are planned.

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If Tony Robbins is involved, it is primarily a way to make as much money as possible.
I don’t deny that service may be beneficial but you will be paying a hefty premium for their services. One example would be common blood tests that you can get from Ulta Lab etc.
IMO: Marek Health offers much more bang for the buck.
Prove me wrong.

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Dr. William Kapp, MD is Chief Executive Officer of Fountain Life ( [About Us - Unveiling the Essence of Fountain Life], a company focused on transforming the current healthcare system into one that is both proactive and data-driven, enabling enhanced longevity and catching and treating illnesses earlier than ever before, focusing on the detection and reversal of asymptomatic diseases and advancing an entirely new healthcare paradigm. Dr. Kapp received his B.S. in Biochemistry from the University of Georgia and his M.S. in Immunology and M.D. at the Medical College of Georgia, where he graduated with honors and was inducted into Alpha Omega Alpha, the medical honor society. He attended the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas for residency in Orthopaedic Surgery and completed his specialty training in 1994.

Fountain Life last year 2023, the cost is/was from $13.000 to over $20,000 per year membership fee. Depending on the level of service you would like.

A “medical country club” not affordable by the average person.

It is like wanting to be a member of Mar-a-Lago Club, was $200.000 membership and $14,000 a year dues plus what you purchase. Very expensive for Sunday brunch.

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Expanding their number of clinics:

Source: x.com

Longevity Hotels? They’re Coming…

Author and life coach Tony Robbins has teamed up with hospitality mogul Sam Nazarian to launch a series of longevity hotels and clinics.

They plan to open 25 properties, by 2030, under the brand “The Estate.”

The first location is slated for late 2024 in Los Angeles with ‘six star’ services, which include partnerships with well known longevity company Fountain Life.

The Estate’s plans are following recent announcements of other companies like Canyon Ranch and The Well , who are all planning agressive expansion initiatives.

For an annual membership fee of $35,000, clients will have access to a range of advanced diagnostic tools, including blood tests, full-body MRIs, and DEXA scans. These tests will form the basis of personalized treatment plans developed in collaboration with Clinique La Prairie (CLP), a renowned Swiss wellness brand with over 90 years of experience in longevity and well-being.

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The $6000 health check-up that may help you live to a ripe old age

From lung capacity to the state of your arteries, a battery of tests at a Sydney (Australia) longevity clinic aims to extend your healthspan.

Read: The $6000 health check-up that may help you live to a ripe old age

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Just noticed this new longevity clinic mentioned in the Peter Attia interview in Outside magazine: Does Peter Attia’s Longevity Plan Work?

In New York City, a startup called Continuum goes one better: for $10,000 per month, you get a precision health plan crafted by AI, a full biometric analysis, massages, nutrient-rich IV drips, and other luxe benefits, laid out in a swanky 25,000-square-foot private gym in Greenwich Village.

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Continuum Club doesn’t have personal trainers. “We’re calling them human-performance specialists,” chief revenue officer Tom Wingert tells me as we tour the 25,000-square-foot flagship in Greenwich Village, walking through a room of weight racks and barbells that have just been set up. It’s also not a gym. The founders prefer “wellness social club,” which, like the custom-designed walnut stump banquettes that will serve as tables, nods to a certain kind of exclusivity. As does the price tag of $10,000 a month.

Why $10,000 a month? Science. “This is the lab,” Wingert says, pointing to an empty room that will soon be home to bone-density scanners and treadmills that will run VO2 max tests to track client oxygen-consumption levels. New members, for which there is a wait list, will begin their Continuum Club journey with a full biometric scan — their blood will be drawn, their sleep analyzed, and a wearable device will run instantaneous assessments of their heartbeat, step count, and blood pressure. The results will be input into the company’s proprietary artificial intelligence, which will create a personalized training program for them. You can go to Planet Fitness if you want to get yoked, but Continuum Club, per the company’s press materials, is about “the journey to becoming the ideal version of oneself.”

Read the full story: The $10,000-a-Month ‘Wellness Social Club’ on Greenwich Street (NY Magazine / Curbed )

and the more I look, the more I find. It seems that everyone and their dog is starting a longevity clinic these days…

Longevity may be one of this year’s biggest buzzwords, with emerging leaders in the space having done the impossible: turning IV drips and advanced health testing into a status symbol of health and wellness.

New York in particular has become a hotbed of longevity — and it’s now gaining anti-aging lab Extension Health, which just launched last week and promises to be the ultimate longevity destination.

Behind the latest healthspan concept is Dr. Jonathann Kuo, a double board-certified physician and the founder of healthcare system Hudson Health, a healthcare system that includes Hudson Life for functional and longevity medicine, which has undergone a significant revamp.

In writing a new chapter, Dr. Kuo and a team of psychiatrists, internal medicine and sports medicine doctors have turned Hudson Life into Extension Health, transforming its 160 Seventh Avenue South location to provide proactive health measures in the name of longevity with protocols that not only maximize human performance but address aging.

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These “Destinations” seem over the top in testing and pricing, but they might increase awareness of the longevity field, much as athletes’ use of hyperbaric chambers and blood-spinning have brought awareness of those therapies.

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From the Longevity Clinic conference at the Buck Institute a few weeks ago. The focus of the discussion is where longevity clinics (like Diamandis’ Fountain Life clinics) are today, and where they are going from a technology and service perspective in the future.

Dr. Peter H. Diamandis | Interview I 2nd Roundtable of Longevity Clinics