Optimizing Healthspan Along the Lifespan
Healthy Longevity Medicine – An Evidence-Based Clinical Framework
We are the first and only dedicated clinical department of Healthy Longevity Medicine worldwide practicing the optimization of healthspan at the individual level within a credible, evidence-based, interdisciplinary medical framework.
Our approach moves beyond disease-centric medicine toward proactive, longitudinal management of biological aging, functional capacity, and resilience. Rather than reacting to pathology once it manifests, Healthy Longevity Medicine focuses on early identification of risk trajectories, optimization and preservation of function, and targeted interventions designed to improve health, independence, and quality of life across the lifespan.
Clinical diagnostic and strategies are grounded in established medical standards, validated diagnostic tools, and emerging biomarkers of aging, and are delivered through close collaboration between physicians, allied health professionals, and specialists across disciplines. Findings are translated into individualized, longitudinal clinical plans, designed to support sustained functional optimization over time.
Clinical Philosophy
Healthy Longevity Medicine is not an alternative to conventional medicine, but an extension of it—anchored in evidence, guided by clinical rigor, and delivered through interdisciplinary collaboration. By shifting focus from isolated disease endpoints to longitudinal functional outcomes, this approach aims to redefine how medicine supports individuals not only to live longer, but to live better.
Our Area of Focus
Why Longevity?
Longevity -
What and Why
What is healthy longevity?
Healthy longevity medicine focuses on optimizing the healthspan of an individual - the years of life lived in good health – by targeting age-related processes along the lifespan. Through measurements of biomarkers of aging, early identification of personal risk factors that cause functional decline and sickness as we age.
What is biomarker of aging?
Measurements of biomarkers of aging, early identification of personal risk factors that cause functional decline and sickness as we age.
What is biological age?
Biological age reflects the actual functionality of a body at a specific point of time. Biological age takes into consideration a number of parameters that reflect the current health of the cells, systems, organs, physiology, genetics and other individual markers of the organismal status quo.
Research Collaborators
