Longevity Clinic Buyer Checklist

A longevity clinic is usually a bundle of medical care, testing, wellness services, and commercial add-ons. This checklist forces the bundle into separate questions before the price or technology makes everything look equally valuable.

Print this page or save it as a PDF from your browser. Write the provider's answer beside every item. A missing answer is part of the comparison.

• What is the total first-year price?
• What is the renewal price?
• Is there a minimum term or automatic renewal?
• Which labs, imaging, visits, medications, supplements, shipping, and follow-up are extra?
• Is the displayed price promotional, and when does it end?
• What is the cancellation and refund policy?
• Could an incidental finding create costs outside the program?

• Which named licensed clinician is responsible for my care?
• What is that clinician's board certification and relevant experience?
• How much contact is with a physician versus a coach, nurse, or dashboard?
• Who responds to urgent or critical results?
• Will the provider coordinate with my primary physician and specialists?
• Can I receive and transfer complete records, images, and raw laboratory results?

• Which tests are recommended for my age, symptoms, family history, and baseline risk?
• Which tests are included for every customer regardless of risk?
• What possible result would change treatment?
• What is the expected false-positive or incidental-finding rate?
• Who owns follow-up when a result is indeterminate?
• For CT, what is the expected radiation dose in millisieverts?
• For MRI, which body regions and sequences are included and what can the protocol miss?
• Does this replace any established screening? The correct answer should usually be no.

• Is the recommended use FDA-approved or off-label?
• What human outcome evidence supports this exact use, dose, and population?
• What baseline and follow-up monitoring is required?
• Who manages interactions with my existing medications?
• Does the clinic sell or profit from the product it recommends?
• What is the stopping rule if the treatment does not help or causes harm?

• Which clock, algorithm, or model creates the score?
• Was it validated in people like me?
• What is the expected test-retest variation?
• Will the same assay and sample type be used at follow-up?
• Is the output a risk estimate, research measurement, wellness score, or clinical decision tool?
• What changes because of the score that would not already be recommended?
• Is AI performing a validated prediction or simply summarizing results?

• Who owns and stores my genetic, imaging, laboratory, and wearable data?
• Can the data be used for research, product development, or advertising?
• Can I delete my account and biological data?
• Which laboratories, pharmacies, imaging centers, and product companies have financial relationships with the provider?
• Are testimonials or biological-age improvements representative, audited, and based on the same test?

Use the named longevity provider directory to compare public prices and care models. Read Longevity Clinic Costs for the market snapshot and Full-Body CT vs MRI before buying an imaging bundle.

This checklist is educational and does not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history.