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Longevity Clinics
Editor’s summary
Inaugural baseline after Manager QA: 16 brick-and-mortar programs that clear two independent professional sources (journalism, journal papers, or third-party accreditation registries — not clinic newsrooms). Rank 1 remains Mayo Clinic Rochester Executive Health. American Hospital of Paris is dropped: HAS stands, but the Joint Commission item was the hospital’s own news page. Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi is kept on Newsweek plus WAM (15 Jan 2026) naming the Executive Health Programme. Hirslanden Zürich is kept on NZZ plus the Canton of Zurich Kenndaten Leistungsauftrag listing. Alpine spas, Bumrungrad-class mills, and brochure-only IV/HRT shops stay out. Not medical advice.
Methodology
Scanned US Honor Roll executive programs, purpose-built North American longevity/diagnostics chains, UK CQC private hospitals, Swiss/German/French check-up centres, Korean health-promotion-center literature, Japanese Ningen Dock, and Gulf Cleveland Clinic. Clinic sites used only for menus and published prices. Independent bar, post-QA: journalism, peer-reviewed papers, and third-party CQC/HAS/JCI/cantonal-registry pages — not a clinic’s own ‘we were reaccredited’ post. Dropped this resubmit: American Hospital of Paris (HAS only after TJC news page was disallowed). Excluded throughout: Clinique La Prairie, Lanserhof, SHA, Chenot, AYUN, Preventicum (luxury-press second source), Bumrungrad, Singapore packaged screens, consumer lab apps, research-only institutes. Coverage gaps: MGH Executive Health has no independent program article; most US hospital prices unpublished; elective whole-body MRI still has no mortality RCT. Not medical advice. Next cycle: category.audience wealthy-later-life.
Subcategory
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Mayo Clinic Executive health current best-in-class
Mayo Clinic Executive Health Program
The only Honor Roll destination program whose executive physical has been walked by a Bloomberg reporter and named in JAMA Internal Medicine, with a full tertiary bench behind whatever the day finds.
Why it is here
Bloomberg Businessweek’s Max Chafkin completed the Rochester two-day exam in 2017 and billed it as a ~$5,000 C-suite physical (historical, not a 2026 list price). Ge and Brown in JAMA Internal Medicine (2020; doi 10.1001/jamainternmed.2019.6607) named Mayo among surveyed Honor Roll executive programs, reported a 2019 telephone cost range of $5,000–$11,000, and found that none of 12 cardiovascular tests in such programs were recommended by ACC/AHA, USPSTF, or ACPM for indiscriminate use in asymptomatic adults. Healio (4 Aug 2026) placed Mayo Clinic Rochester, Arizona, and Florida on the 2026–2027 U.S. News Honor Roll. The clinic apply page is used only for volume (~20,000 patients/year and 1,400+ corporate clients) and for Joint Commission ID 8181 plus CMS VAD recertification dated 18 Dec 2024. Rank 1 is destination medicine with a named walkthrough, not a spa.
Who it is for
High-net-worth patients who want a named academic executive day with an immediate path into Mayo specialists, not a longevity-membership club.
Key specs
- itinerary
- Physician-led 1–3 day executive physical
- imaging
- Digital imaging, AI, and telemedicine via Mayo; not a multi-omic core
- cadence
- Career-long annual/biennial; must have a local PCP; inactive if not seen in 3 years
- volume
- ~20,000 patients/year and 1,400+ corporate clients (Mayo apply page)
- accreditation
- Joint Commission ID 8181; CMS VAD recertification 2024-12-18
- listPrice
- Unpublished for 2026; 2017 Bloomberg and 2019 JAMA IM figures are historical only
Rochester
- Value6.2
- Overall8.8
Sources
- The Two-Day, $5,000 C-Suite Physical Reporter Max Chafkin completed the Rochester program; billed as a two-day ~$5,000 exam (historical, not a 2026 list price).
- Assessment of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Offered in Executive Screening Programs at Top-Ranked Cardiology Hospitals Mayo among surveyed programs; 2019 telephone cost range $5,000–$11,000; none of 12 CV tests recommended by ACC/AHA, USPSTF, or ACPM for indiscriminate use in asymptomatic adults.
- U.S. News announces 2026-2027 best hospitals Mayo Clinic Rochester, Arizona, and Florida all on the 20-hospital Honor Roll.
- Mayo Clinic Executive Health Program page for the physician-led itinerary, local-PCP requirement, and apply-page volume (~20,000 patients/year, 1,400+ corporate clients).
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Cleveland Clinic Executive health current best-in-subcategory
Cleveland Clinic Executive Health
Hospital-grade cardiac infrastructure behind a 6-to-8-hour physical, and the program JAMA Internal Medicine used as the expensive, guideline-discordant exhibit.
Why it is here
Ge and Brown in JAMA Internal Medicine (2020) used Cleveland Clinic Premier as the survey high end at $25,000. TCTMD’s Michael O’Riordan (January 2020) independently reported the same Premier range of $5,000–$25,000 depending on tests and framed pricey, unproven executive CVD screening as the norm at top US hospitals. Healio (4 Aug 2026) put Cleveland Clinic on the Honor Roll, with Weston #1 in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale metro. The Florida executive-health page states nearly 5,000 executives a year and lists optional CAC, CT angio, total-body CT, low-dose chest CT, and total-body MRI; Ohio list prices remain unpublished and are omitted (Canada Shopify is not used as a flagship price). Joint Commission ID 7001 and CMS recertification 4 Jun 2025 are accreditation facts, not outcome papers.
Who it is for
Executives who want Cleveland Clinic cardiology and imaging in one scheduled day, and who can live with a product the 2020 literature called guideline-discordant.
Key specs
- itinerary
- Dedicated executive-health physicians; 6-to-8-hour physical; priority access to 120+ specialists
- optionalImaging
- CAC, CT angio, total-body CT, low-dose chest CT, total-body MRI (Florida page)
- genetics
- Optional genetic services; not a multi-omic core
- volume
- Florida page: nearly 5,000 executives/year
- accreditation
- Joint Commission ID 7001; CMS recertification 2025-06-04
- listPrice
- Ohio unpublished; JAMA IM 2020 Premier $5,000–$25,000 is historical
Cleveland
- Value5.8
- Overall8.5
Sources
- Assessment of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Offered in Executive Screening Programs at Top-Ranked Cardiology Hospitals Cleveland Clinic Premier was the survey high end at $25,000.
- Pricey, Unproven 'Executive' CVD Screening the Norm at Top US Hospitals Premier $5,000–$25,000 depending on tests; unproven executive CVD screening described as the norm at top US hospitals.
- U.S. News announces 2026-2027 best hospitals Cleveland Clinic on Honor Roll; Weston #1 Miami-Fort Lauderdale metro.
- Executive Health Exam Physician-led exam product page; supporting menu only, not a 2026 Ohio list price.
Cooper Aerobics Hybrid current best-in-subcategory
Cooper Clinic Executive Health
The only US executive-physical site whose routine clinic protocol produced multi-decade, guideline-shaping epidemiology, rather than a hospital brochure.
Why it is here
Blair et al. in JAMA (1989) followed 10,224 men and 3,120 women given a Cooper preventive exam plus maximal treadmill and showed fitness quintiles associated with all-cause, cardiovascular, and cancer mortality, putting the clinic’s Balke protocol into epidemiology rather than a brochure. Durstenfeld et al. in the Journal of the American Heart Association (2025) still run the Cooper Center Longitudinal Study from the Dallas clinic, with 4,005 adults and at least two CRF tests from 2017–2023. Those papers measure cardiorespiratory fitness and mortality; they are not a proof that the commercial executive package extends lifespan. The clinic is private; Joint Commission is not claimed. CCLS is cited across 700+ papers. The vendor executive-health page supports the one-day physician-led product with on-site labs, imaging, cardiology, and GI.
Who it is for
Patients who want a one-day preventive exam whose treadmill protocol is actually in the medical literature, not a genome-and-MRI membership.
Key specs
- leadership
- Physician-led preventive medicine; Kenneth H. Cooper / Tyler C. Cooper
- protocol
- Maximal treadmill CRF (Balke); on-site labs, imaging, cardiology, GI; same-day results
- format
- Typically employer-account one-day exam
- evidenceBase
- Cooper Center Longitudinal Study; 700+ papers
- accreditation
- Private clinic; Joint Commission not claimed
- listPrice
- Unpublished
Dallas
- Value7
- Overall8.3
Sources
- Physical fitness and all-cause mortality. A prospective study of healthy men and women 10,224 men and 3,120 women given a Cooper preventive exam plus maximal treadmill; fitness quintiles associated with all-cause, CV, and cancer mortality.
- Association of Pre-COVID Fitness With Post-COVID Fitness and Long COVID in the Cooper Center Longitudinal Cohort Study CCLS based at Cooper Clinic Dallas; 4,005 adults with at least two CRF tests 2017–2023.
- Cooper Clinic Executive Health One-day physician-led preventive exam with on-site labs, imaging, cardiology, and GI; same-day results.
Seoul National University Hospital Diagnostics center current best-in-subcategory
SNUH Healthcare System Gangnam Center
The rare checkup center with its own colonoscopy-quality and adenoma-risk papers, sitting inside a Newsweek-ranked national university hospital.
Why it is here
A 2019 Digestive Diseases and Sciences paper on Gangnam-CUP reported a center-run multidirectional colonoscopy quality project that raised adenoma detection rate, a validated colonoscopy quality metric. Frontiers in Medicine (2021) followed 6,047 asymptomatic adults in the SNUH Gangnam Center cohort for high-risk adenoma on first-lifetime colonoscopy, with 10-year follow-up. Newsweek/Statista World’s Best Hospitals 2026 (25 Feb 2026) ranks parent SNUH #4 in South Korea. Faculty-performed ultrasound and endoscopy, on-site CT/MRI, one-stop endoscopy, and systematic referral into the main hospital are program facts; it is not a regenerative or longevity membership. List price is unpublished.
Who it is for
Patients who want a university-hospital Korean checkup day with published endoscopy quality metrics, and who do not need a Western longevity brand.
Key specs
- staffing
- SNUH faculty perform ultrasound and endoscopy in person
- imaging
- On-site CT/MRI; one-stop endoscopy
- referral
- Systematic referral into SNUH main hospital; year-later custom program
- accreditation
- Parent SNUH listed in JCI directory
- model
- Hospital checkup center, not a regenerative/longevity membership
- listPrice
- Unpublished
Seoul
- Value7.4
- Overall8.2
Sources
- Multidirectional Colonoscopy Quality Improvement Increases Adenoma Detection Rate: Gangnam-CUP Center-run quality project; adenoma detection rate is a validated colonoscopy quality metric.
- Risk Factors for High-Risk Adenoma on the First Lifetime Colonoscopy, SNUH GC Cohort 6,047 asymptomatic adults; 10-year follow-up of the Gangnam Center cohort.
- World’s Best Hospitals 2026 — South Korea Parent SNUH #4 South Korea.
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Human Longevity Hybrid current best-in-subcategory
Human Longevity Executive Health
The original genome-plus-MRI clinic is still open in San Diego and South San Francisco, with a PNAS cohort and an SF Chronicle site visit — and still no mortality RCT.
Why it is here
Catherine Ho of the San Francisco Chronicle (16 Jul 2025) toured the South San Francisco clinic, reported annual fees of $8,000–$19,000, and quoted Stanford geriatrician Deborah Kado and UCSF radiologist Rebecca Smith-Bindman on overdiagnosis risk; the company admitted it lacks longitudinal survival data versus the population. Perkins et al. in PNAS (2020) described the Health Nucleus self-referred cohort (n=1,190): 17.3% pathogenic or likely-pathogenic variants, 1.7% early-stage tumors, 34.2% insulin resistance, 29.2% elevated liver fat — observational, not an RCT, and with no mortality endpoint. The clinic FAQ fetched 3 Sep 2026 lists Executive Health at $8,000 for under-65 ($12,000 100+ Care; $19,000 100+ Concierge). The $1 million cancer pledge is a marketing contract, not outcomes research.
Who it is for
Clients who want a one-day genome plus whole-body MRI with a named clinician review, and who accept that the outcome evidence is observational.
Key specs
- protocol
- Physician-led; whole-genome sequencing, whole-body MRI, brain MRI/NeuroQuant, CT calcium, echo, DEXA
- products
- Executive Health $8,000 under 65; 100+ Care $12,000; 100+ Concierge $19,000
- evidence
- PNAS 2020 n=1,190 self-referred cohort; no mortality endpoint; not an RCT
- caveat
- $1M cancer pledge is a marketing contract, not outcomes research
- statusNote
- Health Nucleus brand retired; clinics in San Diego and South San Francisco still open
San Diego
USD 8,000 as of 3 September 2026
- Value6.4
- Overall8
Sources
- $19,000 a year for a longer life? Reporter toured South SF clinic; annual fees $8k–$19k; Stanford geriatrician Deborah Kado and UCSF radiologist Rebecca Smith-Bindman warn of overdiagnosis; company admits it lacks longitudinal survival data vs population.
- Precision medicine integrating whole-genome sequencing, comprehensive metabolomics, and advanced imaging Health Nucleus self-referred cohort n=1,190; 17.3% pathogenic/likely-pathogenic variant; 1.7% early-stage tumors; 34.2% insulin resistance; 29.2% elevated liver fat. Not an RCT.
- Executive Health Executive Health Assessment is $8,000; under-65 product. 100+ Care $12,000; 100+ Concierge $19,000.
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St. Luke’s International Hospital Diagnostics center current notable-challenger
St. Luke’s International Hospital Comprehensive Medical Checkup
Japan’s named Ningen Dock template, still a JCI hospital, with a published two-day fee — not a longevity spa.
Why it is here
Lu in Global Health Medicine / PMC (2022) names St. Luke’s 1958 one-night two-day format as the Ningen Dock template that scaled nationally to about 3.7 million docks a year, and flags false positives and overdiagnosis as a system-wide Ningen Dock risk. Newsweek/Statista World’s Best Hospitals 2026 (25 Feb 2026) ranks St. Luke’s #2 in Japan (89.36%) and #38 in the world. The hospital’s JCI accreditation was renewed 20 Dec 2024 (first accredited 2012). The English fees page publishes ¥231,000 tax-included for the two-day basic course — a hospital tariff, not a spa menu.
Who it is for
Patients who want a hospital Ningen Dock in Tokyo with a published tariff, not a multi-omic membership.
Key specs
- format
- 2-day basic course; in-charge physicians plus specialists; patients cannot choose the doctor
- tests
- Chest CT; optional brain MRI/MRA, endoscopy, echo
- fee
- ¥231,000 tax included (2-day basic, published tariff)
- history
- Hospital dates checkup work to 1954/1958; named national Ningen Dock template
- accreditation
- JCI hospital accreditation renewed 20 Dec 2024 (first 2012)
Tokyo
JPY 231,000 as of 3 September 2026
- Value7.8
- Overall7.9
Sources
- Ningen Dock: Japan's unique comprehensive health checkup system Names St. Luke’s 1958 one-night two-day format as the template that scaled nationally (~3.7 million docks/year); flags false positives/overdiagnosis as system-wide Ningen Dock risk.
- World’s Best Hospitals 2026 — Japan St. Luke's #2 Japan (89.36%) and #38 world.
- JCI accreditation renewal JCI hospital accreditation renewed 20 Dec 2024 (first accredited 2012).
- Comprehensive checkup fees 2-day basic course ¥231,000 tax included.
Samsung Medical Center Diagnostics center current notable-challenger
Samsung Medical Center Health Promotion Center
The most transparent published Korean premium menu — brain MRI/MRA, coronary calcium CT, sedated endoscopy, PET-CT from age 40 — inside Newsweek’s #1 Korean hospital.
Why it is here
Newsweek/Statista World’s Best Hospitals 2026 (25 Feb 2026) ranks Samsung Medical Center #1 in South Korea (92.40%). The Korea Herald (18 Jun 2026) reported SMC #1 in APAC oncology, pulmonology, and gastroenterology. The Health Promotion Center packages page publishes men Primary at KRW 1,874,000 (3 hours) and Premium at KRW 7,857,000 (7–8 hours) with brain MRI/MRA, coronary calcium CT, sedated endoscopy, and PET-CT from age 40. PET-CT in asymptomatic adults is not USPSTF-grade; the published menu is the reason this sits above brochure-only Korean mills, not a claim of mortality benefit.
Who it is for
Patients who want a published, one-day Korean tertiary checkup with PET-CT on the premium tier, and who accept the overdiagnosis tradeoff.
Key specs
- primaryMenu
- KRW 1,874,000 (men, 3 hours)
- premiumMenu
- KRW 7,857,000 (men, 7–8 hours, MRI + PET-CT)
- tests
- Brain MRI/MRA, coronary calcium CT, sedated endoscopy, PET-CT from age 40 on premium
- followUp
- Physician-led multi-specialty interpretation; follow-up on-campus tertiary hospital
- caveat
- PET-CT in asymptomatic adults is not USPSTF-grade
Seoul
KRW 1,874,000 as of 3 September 2026
- Value7.6
- Overall7.8
Sources
- World’s Best Hospitals 2026 — South Korea Samsung Medical Center #1 South Korea (92.40%).
- Korean hospitals dominate Newsweek’s Asia-Pacific specialty rankings SMC #1 APAC oncology, pulmonology, gastroenterology.
- Health Promotion Center screening packages Men Primary KRW 1,874,000; Premium KRW 7,857,000 with brain MRI/MRA, coronary Ca CT, PET-CT age 40+.
Johns Hopkins Medicine Executive health current notable-challenger
Johns Hopkins Executive & Preventive Health Program
A faculty-run one-day assessment at an Honor Roll hospital, with an unusually honest disclaimer that it is not a diagnosis or a second opinion.
Why it is here
Ge and Brown in JAMA Internal Medicine (2020) named the Johns Hopkins Hospital Executive and Preventive Health Program, recorded ECG plus lipid panel, and a 2019 survey cost of $2,750–$3,150, implying a thinner cardiovascular panel than Mount Sinai or Cleveland Clinic. Healio (4 Aug 2026) placed Johns Hopkins Hospital on the Honor Roll, #1 Baltimore metro, and #1 in gynecology/obstetrics and rheumatology that cycle. The program page is explicit that the day is self-pay, does not bill insurance, does not assume primary care, and is not a diagnosis or second opinion. Joint Commission ID 6252 and CMS recertification 21 Aug 2024 are accreditation facts. Current list price is unpublished.
Who it is for
Patients who want Johns Hopkins faculty for a contained preventive day, not a multi-omic club.
Key specs
- lead
- Bimal Ashar MD MBA named
- format
- Faculty-run one-day assessment; self-pay, does not bill insurance
- report
- Written summary ~10 business days; explicitly does not assume primary care
- accreditation
- Joint Commission ID 6252; CMS recertification 2024-08-21
- historicalPrice
- JAMA IM 2020 $2,750–$3,150 (2019 survey, not a 2026 list price)
- panelNote
- JAMA IM implied a thinner CV panel than Mount Sinai or Cleveland Clinic
Baltimore
- Value6.8
- Overall7.7
Sources
- Assessment of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Offered in Executive Screening Programs at Top-Ranked Cardiology Hospitals Named Johns Hopkins Hospital Executive and Preventive Health Program; ECG + lipid panel; cost $2,750–$3,150 in 2019 survey.
- U.S. News announces 2026-2027 best hospitals Johns Hopkins Hospital on Honor Roll; #1 Baltimore metro; #1 gynecology/obstetrics and rheumatology that cycle.
- Executive Health Self-pay one-day faculty assessment; written summary ~10 business days; does not assume primary care; not billed to insurance.
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Mount Sinai Health System Hybrid current notable-challenger
Mount Sinai Comprehensive Health Program
A cardiac-led academic diagnostic day run under Valentin Fuster, with a 2025 second site — still self-pay, still without a current public price.
Why it is here
Ge and Brown in JAMA Internal Medicine (2020) named Mount Sinai half-day and full-day programs with 2019 prices ($4,425 men half-day / $7,325 men full-day) and a cardiac-heavy panel (carotid ultrasound, exercise/resting ECG, CRP/homocysteine, lipids, Lp(a)). Healio (4 Aug 2026) put The Mount Sinai Hospital on the Honor Roll, tied among #1 New York metro hospitals. The Comprehensive Health Program page documents named faculty under the Fuster Heart Hospital, same-day CT chest/abdomen/pelvis with same-day results discussion, and a Mount Sinai West satellite opened 28 Jan 2025; it is distinct from Hudson Yards concierge. Current public price is unpublished.
Who it is for
Patients in New York who want a Fuster-led cardiac-heavy executive day at Mount Sinai, not a longevity subscription.
Key specs
- lead
- Named faculty under Valentin Fuster / Fuster Heart Hospital
- imaging
- CT chest/abdomen/pelvis same day; same-day results discussion
- sites
- 1190 Fifth Ave, Lobby GP1 West; Mount Sinai West satellite opened 28 Jan 2025
- distinctFrom
- Hudson Yards concierge
- historicalPrice
- JAMA IM 2019 half-day $4,425 men / full-day $7,325 men (historical, not a 2026 list price)
- honorRoll
- Honor Roll 2026–2027
New York
- Value6.5
- Overall7.6
Sources
- Assessment of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Offered in Executive Screening Programs at Top-Ranked Cardiology Hospitals Named Mount Sinai half-day and full-day programs with 2019 prices; carotid US, exercise/resting ECG, CRP/homocysteine, lipids, Lp(a).
- U.S. News announces 2026-2027 best hospitals Mount Sinai Hospital on Honor Roll; tied among #1 New York metro hospitals.
- Comprehensive Health Program Fuster Heart Hospital flagship; same-day CT and results discussion; Mount Sinai West satellite opened 28 Jan 2025.
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Cleveland Clinic Executive health current notable-challenger
Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Executive Health Program
The only Gulf executive-health program with a named physician team, same-day specialists, and Newsweek #1 UAE behind it — list price still quote-only on the hospital site.
Why it is here
Newsweek/Statista World’s Best Hospitals 2026 (25 Feb 2026) ranks Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi #1 in the UAE (92.90%) and #119 in the world. Emirates News Agency (WAM, 15 Jan 2026) independently names the Executive Health Programme as the first-phase product in CCAD’s DAWI partnership for Kuwait bookings — not a clinic newsroom post. The hospital’s Executive Health page (fetched 3 Sep 2026) describes a 6–8 hour physician-led day with a personal guide, same-day specialists, and a report within two weeks; the FAQ says costs vary and an estimate is given before the visit. AmCham member figures are not treated as a public list price. Independent sources are hospital rank plus programme-named wire copy, not a checkup-cohort paper.
Who it is for
Gulf-based or inbound patients who want Cleveland Clinic preventive medicine in Abu Dhabi rather than a tourism-mill checkup.
Key specs
- itinerary
- 6–8 hours; personal guide; report within 2 weeks; MyChart; self-pay
- pathway
- Preventive Medicine lists genomics/proteomics on the Precision Prevention pathway
- pricing
- Hospital FAQ: costs vary; estimated cost before visit; no published list price
- accreditation
- JCI Gold Seal; DoH Muashir 5-diamonds
- campus
- M42-owned; clinical brand Cleveland Clinic
Abu Dhabi
- Value6.6
- Overall7.5
Sources
- World’s Best Hospitals 2026 — United Arab Emirates CCAD #1 UAE (92.90%) and #119 world.
- Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi partners with Kuwait-based DAWI First phase of the DAWI partnership introduces comprehensive Executive Health Programme packages; DAWI is exclusive digital partner for that programme in Kuwait.
- Executive Health 6–8 hour physician-led day; self-pay; estimated cost before visit.
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Mayo Clinic Executive health current notable-challenger
Mayo Clinic Healthcare London Executive Health Assessment
Mayo board-certified internists on Harley Street, CQC Good, with a pipeline to US Mayo — and six years of operating losses the Rochester paper has now documented.
Why it is here
The CQC location report (1-7547085624, published 14 Oct 2022 after inspection 18–19 Jul 2022) rates the Portland Place clinic overall Good, including diagnostic imaging. The Rochester Post Bulletin documented that Mayo Clinic’s London clinic lost $10.9 million in 2025, employs 68 staff (43 clinical), and continues with a parent letter of support — evidence it is still operating, not that the product is profitable. The Mayo Clinic Healthcare FAQ is used only for the annual executive assessment, on-site MRI/CT, and self-pay estimate-before-visit. This is an outpatient Harley Street clinic, not a 184-bed hospital, and the current fee is unpublished.
Who it is for
Patients who want Mayo physicians in London without flying to Rochester, and who can tolerate unpublished self-pay pricing.
Key specs
- site
- 15 Portland Place; only Mayo site in Europe; outpatient clinic, not a 184-bed hospital
- imaging
- On-site MRI/CT; CQC diagnostic imaging Good
- format
- In-person or virtual results; annual programme
- cqc
- Inspection 18–19 Jul 2022, published 14 Oct 2022; overall Good
- finances
- Lost $10.9M in 2025; 68 staff (43 clinical); parent letter of support
- listPrice
- Unpublished; self-pay estimate before visit
London
- Value6
- Overall7.4
Sources
- Mayo Clinic Healthcare (location 1-7547085624) Overall Good; diagnostic imaging Good (inspection 18–19 Jul 2022).
- Mayo Clinic’s London clinic lost $10.9M in 2025 Ongoing operation, 68 staff, Harley Street, parent backstop; $10.9M loss in 2025.
- Frequently asked questions Annual executive assessment; on-site imaging; self-pay estimate before visit.
Cleveland Clinic Executive health current notable-challenger
Cleveland Clinic London Executive Health Assessment
A GP-led four-hour assessment inside a CQC-Good $1bn private hospital, not a longevity clinic.
Why it is here
The CQC hospital report LAP-01472 (30 May 2025, inspection 25 Nov 2024) is the first full hospital assessment and rates Cleveland Clinic London overall Good, including diagnostics. Fierce Healthcare (29 Mar 2022) described the ~$1 billion 184-bed private hospital near Buckingham Palace and named executive health among services. The corporate health-assessments page supports a GP-led four-hour product with MRI/CT/ultrasound, 30-minute GP follow-up, and MyChart at the Portland Place Outpatient Centre. List price is unpublished.
Who it is for
Patients who want Cleveland Clinic diagnostics in central London under UK CQC, not a Swiss spa week.
Key specs
- format
- GP-led four-hour assessment; MRI/CT/ultrasound; 30-minute GP follow-up; MyChart
- site
- Hospital 33 Grosvenor Place; executive tier at Portland Place Outpatient Centre
- cqc
- Hospital report 30 May 2025 overall Good including diagnostics (inspection 25 Nov 2024)
- context
- ~$1bn 184-bed private hospital
- listPrice
- Unpublished
London
- Value6.2
- Overall7.3
Sources
- Cleveland Clinic London hospital report LAP-01472 First full hospital assessment; overall Good including diagnostics (inspection 25 Nov 2024).
- Cleveland Clinic expands into Europe with opening of private London hospital near Buckingham Palace ~$1bn 184-bed private hospital; executive health among named services.
- Health assessments GP-led four-hour assessment with MRI/CT/ultrasound, 30-minute GP follow-up, and MyChart.
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Asan Medical Center Diagnostics center current notable-challenger
Asan Medical Center Health Screening & Promotion Center
A 2,400-bed tertiary hospital’s dedicated screening center with published Korean premium tariffs and a newspaper write-up of its detection numbers — not an efficacy trial.
Why it is here
Maeil Business Newspaper reported the Asan HPC with a hospital-cited cancer detection rate of 1,082.6 per 100,000 (2021) versus national crude incidence of 540.6 — a screened-cohort detection figure, not an RCT and not proof of lives saved. The Korea Herald (18 Jun 2026) placed AMC first in five APAC specialties (cardiology, cardiac surgery, neurology, endocrinology, orthopedics). The Korean personal-information tariff page publishes Noble (premium 1-day) at KRW 3,630,000 under 50 / KRW 3,890,000; the English centers page confirms dedicated CT, MR, PET, endoscopy, and structured referral into the Cancer and Heart Institutes.
Who it is for
Patients who want an overnight Korean tertiary checkup with PET/MR on campus, and who will not confuse detection rates with proof of lives saved.
Key specs
- nobleFee
- KRW 3,630,000 under 50 / KRW 3,890,000 (premium 1-day)
- facilities
- Overnight hotel-style rooms; dedicated CT, MR, PET; endoscopy; echo/treadmill
- staff
- 50+ physicians, 13 specialties
- referral
- Structured referral into AMC Cancer Institute and Heart Institute
- detectionNote
- Hospital-cited cancer detection 1,082.6 / 100,000 (2021) vs national crude incidence 540.6 — screened cohort, not an RCT
Seoul
KRW 3,630,000 as of 3 September 2026
- Value7.3
- Overall7.3
Sources
- 서울아산병원 건강증진센터, 암 발견율 '최고' HPC named; cited cancer detection 1,082.6 / 100,000 (2021) vs national crude incidence 540.6. Hospital-cited detection in a screened cohort, not an RCT.
- Korean hospitals dominate Newsweek’s Asia-Pacific specialty rankings AMC first in five APAC specialties (cardiology, cardiac surgery, neurology, endocrinology, orthopedics).
- Health Screening & Promotion Center Dedicated screening center with CT, MR, PET, endoscopy, and referral into Cancer and Heart Institutes. Noble tariff on the Korean personal-information page: KRW 3,630,000 under 50 / KRW 3,890,000.
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Hirslanden Executive health current notable-challenger
Check-up Zentrum Hirslanden Zürich
The Swiss check-up NZZ actually priced — and whose own interviewed internists sit next to a university critic calling commercial full-body MRI a lucrative but questionable business model.
Why it is here
Felicitas Witte in NZZ (19 Sep 2024) named the Hirslanden check-up centre, itemised Basic through Platinum at CHF 1,300–8,900, interviewed Hirslanden internist Hans Groth, and quoted University Hospital Zurich internist Stefan Neuner-Jehle calling commercial full-body check-ups a lucrative but questionable business model. The Canton of Zurich Gesundheitsdirektion Kenndaten 2024 lists Klinik Hirslanden AG among hospitals with a Zürcher Leistungsauftrag — third-party cantonal mandate, not a Hirslanden certificates page. Starting price is Basic; Executive/Platinum is the relevant high-net-worth tier. The NZZ caveat is mandatory.
Who it is for
Patients who want a Zurich hospital-network check-up with a published Swiss-press price band, and who have read the overdiagnosis caveat.
Key specs
- nzzBand
- CHF 1,300–8,900 Basic through Platinum (NZZ 19 Sep 2024)
- startingPrice
- Basic CHF 1,300; Executive/Platinum is the relevant HNW tier
- tests
- Abdominal MRI on Executive; whole-body MRI, echo, carotids, gastroscopy/colonoscopy on Platinum; NZZ reports genetic testing on Platinum
- advice
- Two-year premium membership advice
- accreditationNote
- Licensed Swiss acute hospital (Mediclinic); group ISO 9001:2015. JACIE/stroke-centre badges not treated as check-up accreditation.
- accreditation
- Kanton Zürich Leistungsauftrag (Kenndaten 2024 Akutsomatik); licensed acute hospital
Zurich
CHF 1,300 as of 19 September 2024
- Value6.8
- Overall7
Sources
- Check-up-Leitfaden: Welche Vorsorgeuntersuchungen sinnvoll sind Names the centre; CHF 1,300–8,900; interviews Hirslanden internist Hans Groth; USZ internist Stefan Neuner-Jehle calls commercial full-body check-ups a lucrative but questionable business model.
- Kenndaten 2024 Akutsomatik — Spitäler mit Zürcher Leistungsauftrag Klinik Hirslanden AG listed among Spitäler mit Zürcher Leistungsauftrag (acute care, emergency yes) — cantonal hospital mandate, not a clinic certificates page.
Prenuvo Diagnostics center current notable-challenger
Prenuvo Whole Body Scan
The most independently covered whole-body MRI product in the world, and the one the 2026 JAMA viewpoint was written to warn against.
Why it is here
The New York Times (19 Sep 2023) covered Prenuvo’s $2,499 celebrity-endorsed whole-body MRI and quoted experts warning it may not be the right approach. Associated Press’s Matthew Perrone reported ACR’s position that there is no evidence screening is cost-efficient or prolongs life, that incidental findings drive extra tests, and that Prenuvo’s 100,000-person study is not due until about 2034; AP also noted FDA has not approved MRI machines for preventive screening. Davenport and Reeder in JAMA (6 May 2026) wrote that no guideline recommends elective MRI screening of the general public, about 30% of scans create uncertain findings, cancer is found in 1–2%, and no studies show longer or better life. The pricing page fetched 3 Sep 2026 lists standalone whole-body at $2,499 USD.
Who it is for
People buying a standardized whole-body MRI SKU who have read the incidentaloma literature, not patients looking for a treating longevity clinic.
Key specs
- sku
- Standalone whole-body MRI $2,499 USD / $2,999 CAD
- membership
- Comprehensive membership $2,499; Executive membership from $3,999 (NYC $4,999)
- model
- Radiologist-interpreted whole-body MRI; not multi-omic; not a treating clinic; refer-out for positives
- regulatory
- FDA has not approved MRI machines for preventive screening (AP); off-label physician use is legal; ACR 2023 not recommended
- jama2026
- ~3 in 10 scans create uncertainty; cancer in ~1–2/100; no mortality benefit proven
Redwood City
USD 2,499 as of 3 September 2026
- Value7.2
- Overall6.6
Sources
- The New Status Symbol Is a Full-Body M.R.I. $2,499 celebrity-endorsed whole-body MRI; experts warn this may not be the right approach.
- Celebrities are getting $2,000 MRI scans. Should you? ACR: no evidence screening is cost-efficient or prolongs life; incidental findings drive extra tests; Prenuvo study of 100,000 not due until ~2034. FDA has not approved MRI machines for preventive screening.
- Elective MRI Screening of the General Public—Buyer Beware No guideline recommends it; ~30% uncertain findings; cancer in 1–2%; no studies show longer or better life.
- Pricing Standalone whole-body $2,499 USD.
Fountain Life Hybrid current notable-challenger
Fountain Life
Real multi-city diagnostics days with published APEX/CORE fees — and the longevity chain MIT Technology Review used to illustrate unproven therapeutics.
Why it is here
Julie Bort at TechCrunch (13 Aug 2025) reported four operating centers (Naples, Orlando, Dallas, Westchester/White Plains), APEX at $21,500 a year, and CORE-like testing at $10,500, plus an $18 million raise. Jessica Hamzelou in MIT Technology Review (18 Apr 2025) cited Fountain in the $10,000–$150,000 annual range and, in a survey of 82 clinics, found stem cells, off-label drugs, and aesthetics mixed into the longevity offer, with no drug proven to extend human lifespan. Company cancer-detection and plaque-reversal marketing claims are not used as findings. The vendor site is supporting only. Miami and Los Angeles were planned, not confirmed open in the TechCrunch report.
Who it is for
Clients who want a US longevity-clinic membership with MRI on the diagnostics day, and who will treat the restorative/therapeutics layer as unproven.
Key specs
- products
- CORE $10,500; APEX $21,500/year (TechCrunch 2025-08-13)
- protocol
- Whole-body MRI and advanced imaging in the one-day assessment; biomarkers; APEX year-round care team
- leadership
- CEO William Kapp MD
- clinics
- Naples FL, Orlando FL, Dallas TX, Westchester/White Plains NY as of 2025-08-13
- caveat
- MIT TR survey of 82 clinics found stem cells, off-label Rx, and aesthetics mixed in; no drug proven to extend human lifespan. Company detection/plaque claims not used.
Naples
USD 10,500 as of 13 August 2025
- Value5.4
- Overall6.2
Sources
- Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis’ longevity company Fountain Life raises $18M Four centers; APEX $21,500; CORE-like testing $10,500.
- Longevity clinics around the world are selling unproven treatments Fountain cited for pricing; survey of 82 clinics: unproven stem-cell and off-label drugs; no drug proven to extend human lifespan.
- Fountain Life Vendor site used as supporting confirmation of the multi-city diagnostics membership, not as an outcomes source.
Watchlist
American Hospital of Paris Check-Up Center
Next cycle if The Joint Commission Quality Check registry listing is public, or if Le Monde/FT covers the check-up
HAS certification (10 Sep 2025) is independent and the €1,900 general assessment is published, but the Joint Commission item was the hospital’s own news page. Do not restore until a third-party TJC/JCI registry URL exists.
- Hôpital Américain de Paris — establishment fiche HAS certified 10 Sep 2025; patient/team/establishment scores 96–97/100.
Mass General Brigham Executive Health
2026 H2 if STAT/NYT/WSJ write the program up
Honor Roll hospital with a live CAC-plus-cardiologist protocol at 50 Staniford St, Boston, but no independent article naming the program.
- U.S. News announces 2026-2027 best hospitals Mass General Brigham / Massachusetts General Hospital on the 2026–2027 Honor Roll; does not by itself write up the Executive Health program.
- Executive Health Program page for the 50 Staniford St executive protocol; no independent journalism naming the program found this cycle.
Preventicum London
next cycle if FT/HSJ or a peer-reviewed OS-CMR paper appears
MRI-led, doctor-led, CQC Good (inspection Dec 2021) with published Ultimate/Optimal fees, but the second coverage is luxury press, which does not count.
- Preventicum Limited (location 1-4858700904) CQC Good (inspection Dec 2021). Luxury-press second source does not meet the independent bar.
Neko Health New York
from 2026-09-24
Daniel Ek/Hjalmar Nilsonne 60-minute scan clinic at 300 Lafayette St, SoHo; TechCrunch 2026-08-18 on US launch. Not independently reviewed as an open US site yet.
- Daniel Ek’s body-scanning startup Neko Health opens first US office in New York US launch coverage for the SoHo clinic; not yet an independent review of an open US site.
Biograph
2026 H2 if STAT/NYT covers the SF or NYC clinic
Peter Attia/John Hering diagnostics membership, San Mateo plus NYC Park Row, Core $7,500 / Black ~$15,000–17,500. Current second source is luxury/trade press, not STAT/NYT/JAMA.
- Startup co-founded by longevity guru Peter Attia emerges from stealth Launch coverage of the Attia/Hering diagnostics membership; second source remains luxury/trade press, not STAT/NYT/JAMA.
YEARS Präventionsklinik Berlin
2026-2027 if a regulator inspection or university paper appears
Physician-led whole-body MRI plus liquid biopsy in Charlottenburg with Merkur and Business Insider Germany visits, but no JCI/CQC-class accreditation.
- Sechs Stunden intensive Diagnostik: Mein Selbstversuch bei der High-End-Präventionsklinik YEARS First-person visit to the Charlottenburg clinic; no JCI/CQC-class accreditation cited.
University Hospital Zurich Prevention Center
next cycle if a second independent professional piece appears
Physician-led, anti-package university check-up at The Circle; clinically the most evidence-sceptical Swiss option, currently one-source.
- Prevention Center University check-up at The Circle; currently one-source pending a second independent professional piece.
Mount Sinai Healthspan
Fall 2026
Academic-hospital branded longevity membership advertised for Fall 2026; not yet independently reviewed as an operating clinic.
- Healthspan Membership Vendor page for a physician-led Healthspan membership advertised toward Fall 2026; not independently reviewed as an operating clinic this cycle.