Bring longevity medicine into your clinic, without reinventing it.

A vertical your clientele already wants — and almost no one runs with a real method.

Longevity is what your high-spending clientele already wants: prevention, performance, energy. Today very few clinics offer it with a serious method.

Building it in-house takes protocols, technology, brand and time. The Hub model brings all of this as a ready-made system, while keeping your facility at the center.

What stays yours. Always. And we put it in writing.

It's the first question everyone asks. The answer is written, not promised verbally.

• —Your patients stay yours.They are patients of your clinic, not ours. No poaching of your clientele.
• —Clinical data stays yours.Your clinic is the controller of patient data. Longevilife processes only anonymized, aggregated data to improve the protocols — never your patients' identifiable data as an asset of its own.
• —You do the billing.Your clinic delivers and bills the medical services. You remain the licensed medical platform.
• —Clinical control stays yours.Clinical decisions, supervision and medical responsibility remain with your physicians and your medical director.

A clear separation: who does what, who bills.

Diagnostics and laboratory work stay with your clinic or are outsourced to partner laboratories.

Is your facility suited for a Hub?

The minimum requirements to host a longevity corner. If the clinic cannot sustain the equipment investment, the Hub model doesn't start: we'd rather tell you upfront.

• —Space: dedicated area ≥ 150-200 sqmEven spread across multiple floors, on a modular logic.
• —Authorizations: an already licensed healthcare facilityWith compatible specialties, typically nutrition, cardiology and endocrinology at launch.
• —Equipment investment: ~€320,000–500,000 borne by the clinicFor the machines, which stay your property — or a loan-for-use arrangement, where available with suppliers, to lower the barrier to entry. The range is set against the equipment quotes.
• —City and premium clientelePresence in a city with a clientele oriented toward prevention and performance.

The deal, in plain terms.

No surprises, no reading between the lines. Here's how the economics of the partnership work.

Initial investment: borne by the clinic, ~€320,000–500,000 in technology equipment, which stays yours. Longevilife asks for no capital for the machines.

Setup fee: a one-off start-up fee applies to activate the corner — brand, protocols, training, embedding of people. We share the amount on the call.

Ongoing fee: a periodic fee applies for the brand, the Longevilife people on site and the ongoing services, covered by the proceeds of the path. Amount and cadence are set in the individual agreement.

Decreasing revenue share: we share the revenue of the longevity paths with a share in Longevilife's favor that is higher at the start — when we work alongside your physicians and bring the first patients — and that decreases over time, as the model becomes self-sufficient in your facility. We show the exact percentages on the call and in the private area.

Illustrative payback example (hypothetical scenario, for explanatory purposes only): a clinic that activates the corner with the minimum equipment and reaches a steady state of recurring longevity paths can recover the equipment investment over a horizon of a few years, thanks to a new revenue line and high margins on premium clientele. It remains an illustration: the real figures depend on your catchment, prices and volumes, and we build them together on the call.

Revenue share percentages and the exact fee amounts are confidential. Here is how it works: you book a qualification call and, right after the call, we give you access to the private area with the detailed economics — illustrative P&L, ranges and the indicative term sheet. So the detailed economics unlock after the call.

What stays yours on exit, and how you exit.

An investment like this has to be de-risked in plain terms. Here's what happens if, after launch, you decide to close the corner — or if we do.

• —The machines stay your property.The technology equipment is yours: you buy it and it stays on your balance sheet, including on exit. Where available, a loan-for-use arrangement with suppliers lowers the initial capex.
• —The protocols are on loan-for-use.The Longevilife method, brand and protocols are granted for use for the duration of the partnership: on closing they return to us, while your healthcare facility keeps operating.
• —Patients and data stay yours, including on exit.Patients remain your clinic's and you remain the controller of their data, at every stage and afterwards. No poaching of clientele.
• —Exit conditions are set in the contract.Minimum commitment duration, notice and an orderly exit mechanism are put in writing before signing — not left unsaid.