The longevity check-up is the pinnacle of preventive medicine in Zurich: instead of the classic check-up with a dozen lab values, longevity clinics measure 70 to several hundred biomarkers, supplemented by epigenetic age, body composition, VO2max, microbiome, genetic and cardiovascular diagnostics – and translate all that into a personal plan for nutrition, training, sleep and treatments. The offering ranges from the walk-in clinic at the main station with check-ups around CHF 3,000, via private clinics on Lake Zurich, to functional medicine practices. Our comparison shows who offers check-ups, what diagnostics are included and which treatments are available in the same building.
By location: Longevity check-up in Kilchberg · Longevity check-up in Zollikon
Longevity day clinic near the main station: 360° blood test, DNA and mitochondrial analysis, VO2max, DEXA as well as HBOT, IHHT, red light and cryo chamber.
Longevity Center of the private Seegarten Clinic in Kilchberg: precision diagnostics, check-ups, infusions, hormone modulation and mitochondrial medicine.
Longevity clinic in the historic Rotes Schloss focused on diagnostics: biomarkers, biological age, brain and cardiovascular analyses under medical leadership.
Longevity Lounge in Zurich-Unterstrass: NAD⁺ and micronutrient infusions, InBody 770 analysis, detox infrared cabin and biomarker diagnostics.
Physician in Zurich 8044 for bioidentical hormone therapy (progesterone, oestrogen, testosterone) with serum diagnostics, individual monitoring and epigenetic age test (epiAge).
Holistic medical practice in Enge: ozone autohaemotherapy, bioidentical hormones, regeneration infusions, orthomolecular and mitochondrial medicine.
Practice clinic on Löwenstrasse with longevity and regenerative medicine: check-ups, hormone and micronutrient diagnostics, physician-checked infusions, metabolic analysis.
International private practice in Seefeld (FMH internal medicine): check-up and lab analyses, infusion centre (NAD, vitamin C, glutathione, chelation), IHHT and micronutrient diagnostics.
Physician-led longevity centre in a villa on Lake Zurich: HBOT, cryo chamber, IHHT, infusions, infrared and BioAge diagnostics.
Private practice in the old town with a longevity programme based on detailed blood and urine biomarkers – including hormones, inflammation markers and genetic predispositions.
Lowest list price per provider for this technology (single session or entry offer, per provider website). Longevity check-ups in Zurich cost between around CHF 1,500 (basic blood test with consultation) and CHF 3,000 to 6,000 (comprehensive with DEXA, VO2max, epigenetics); multi-day premium assessments are well above that.
| Provider | Location | from | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| AYUN Health & Longevity Clinic | Zürich | CHF 3'000.– | Single · Package · Subscription |
A longevity check-up combines extended laboratory diagnostics (metabolism, inflammation, hormones, micronutrients, lipid subfractions, ApoB, Lp(a)), body composition (DEXA/InBody), cardiorespiratory fitness (VO2max), sometimes imaging, and genetic or epigenetic tests of “biological age”.
The goal is not to diagnose a disease but to identify risks and optimisation potential years before symptoms appear. The results feed into a programme with nutrition, training and supplement recommendations and – depending on the provider – treatments such as infusions, HBOT or hormone therapy.
Worth scrutinising: which markers are evidence-based, which experimental? A good provider prioritises the markers with proven influence on life years (blood pressure, ApoB, blood sugar, VO2max, muscle mass).
Basic packages with extended blood panel and medical consultation start at around CHF 1,000 to 1,500. Comprehensive check-ups with DEXA, VO2max, epigenetics and follow-up plan are CHF 3,000 to 6,000. Multi-day premium assessments in private clinics cost five-figure sums.
Generally not – preventive check-ups without symptoms are self-pay. If findings requiring treatment emerge, basic insurance covers further investigation. Some providers offer refund guarantees or instalment payment.
The best evidence for influence on healthy life years: blood pressure, ApoB/LDL, blood sugar and HbA1c, Lp(a), inflammation markers (hs-CRP), VO2max, muscle mass and strength, and sleep. Epigenetic age tests are exciting but not yet actionable.
A baseline check-up and then annual follow-ups of the relevant markers are usual. Interim measurements (body composition, blood pressure) can make sense more often.
Scope and aim: the GP check looks for diseases and measures a dozen standard values. The longevity check-up measures far more markers including fitness and body composition, sets tighter target ranges and derives an optimisation programme. Ideally the two complement each other.