Longevity Clinics Executive health
Rank 08
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.
Photograph: Johns Hopkins Hospital by Art Anderson, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons, resized
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 Current list price is unpublished.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.
Sources
- Assessment of Cardiovascular Diagnostic Tests and Procedures Offered in Executive Screening Programs at Top-Ranked Cardiology HospitalsNamed 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 hospitalsJohns Hopkins Hospital on Honor Roll; #1 Baltimore metro; #1 gynecology/obstetrics and rheumatology that cycle.
- Executive HealthSelf-pay one-day faculty assessment; written summary ~10 business days; does not assume primary care; not billed to insurance.
