Cenegenics has a long-running age management model centered on a large initial assessment and ongoing physician-guided program. Its public FAQ names several measurable components, including DEXA, VO2, CIMT, neurocognitive testing, and epigenetic testing.
The public materials reviewed did not provide one clear current program price. That means a prospective member cannot fully compare the financial commitment before an inquiry. The evidence also needs to be split: some risk and fitness measures are clinically familiar, while using an epigenetic age number as an individual treatment target remains unproven.
Core Services
- DEXA body composition
- VO2 testing
- Carotid intima-media thickness testing
- Neurocognitive assessment
- Epigenetic age testing
- Laboratory review and personalized plan
Evidence Notes
Fitness, body composition, blood pressure, lipids, and glucose are meaningful risk and function measures. Epigenetic age, expanded panels, hormones, and supplements need separate interpretation. Measuring more variables does not guarantee better outcomes.
Questions to Ask
- What is the total first-year cost before travel and medications?
- Which tests will change a clinical decision?
- What are the physician's board certifications?
- Are hormone or supplement sales financially separate from the medical recommendation?
- Can the initial assessment be purchased without an ongoing program?