Can You Live Longer for $5,500? The Rise of Longevity Clinics at Hospitals

Longevity clinics are emerging as a new trend at major nonprofit hospitals, offering personalized health advice and cutting-edge diagnostic tests to help patients extend their lifespan. These clinics promise comprehensive evaluations but come at a significant cost, ranging from $5,500 to $45,000 annually. While they target affluent patients seeking preventive care and optimization of their health span, questions remain about the scientific evidence supporting their expensive interventions. For patients in Puerto Rico considering these services, it's important to consult with your primary care physician about whether such programs offer real benefits beyond standard preventive medicine.

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STAT News
By Sarah Todd
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