Healthspan Economy

The Atlas of the Healthspan Economy.

A structured, evidence-led record of the organizations, modalities, and events shaping healthy longevity. Built to be read by people, and cited by the systems they now ask. On top of it, we publish the research on how AI search sees the field.

491 organizations recorded
57 countries
7 regions
4 pillars

The Atlas

The industry’s system of record

An industry-intelligence map of the premium healthspan economy: longevity and preventive clinics, women’s health and femtech, integrative and functional medicine, healthtech and diagnostics. 491 organizations recorded across 57 countries, 279 of them re-checked against their sources in the last 90 days. Not a generic wellness directory.

Explore all 491 entities · 33 featured →

Modalities

What the field actually does

The interventions of the healthspan economy, recorded one at a time and graded honestly. Each modality states what it is, who it serves, and where the evidence stands, then links to the Atlas organizations that offer it.

Well-evidenced Emerging Experimental

Functional medicine

Functional medicine is a systems-based clinical framework that treats chronic disease as the product of interacting genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors, using expanded diagnostic testing and personalized intervention to address underlying physiological imbalances rather than managing symptoms with a standardized protocol. It is well-evidenced as a clinical model, anchored by a 2019 Cleveland Clinic outcomes study, and is the most common clinical framework among Atlas-listed longevity providers.

19 in the Atlas
Well-evidenced

Advanced bloodwork / ApoB

Advanced bloodwork is an expanded blood panel used in the longevity industry that adds markers like apolipoprotein B (ApoB), inflammatory markers, and metabolic indicators to a standard physical's bloodwork. ApoB counts atherogenic lipoprotein particles directly and is recognized by cardiology guidelines as equal to or more predictive of cardiovascular risk than LDL-cholesterol alone, making it well-evidenced as a clinical risk marker.

24 in the Atlas
Well-evidenced

Longevity Coaching

Longevity coaching is a specialized coaching discipline that translates aging science into individualized strategies for extending healthspan, the years of genuine functional vitality rather than managed decline. It draws on the hallmarks of aging framework, exercise physiology, metabolic health research, and sleep science. Evidence for the underlying lifestyle interventions is strong; the coaching service format itself is classified as emerging.

10 in the Atlas
Emerging

Hormone panel testing

Hormone panel testing measures sex hormones, thyroid hormones, and adrenal markers through blood, saliva, or urine to assess endocrine function, a clinically established and well-evidenced diagnostic method used in endocrinology for decades. In the longevity industry, it has split into two distinct commercial segments: women's menopause-focused hormone platforms and men's testosterone optimization platforms, plus standalone testing services.

43 in the Atlas
Well-evidenced

Executive health programs

Executive health programs are comprehensive preventive health assessments delivered by physician-led teams, typically in a full-day or multi-day format, combining advanced diagnostics with structured physician review and a written action plan. The underlying preventive medicine components (cancer screening, cardiovascular risk stratification, metabolic disease detection) are well-evidenced. The bundled executive health program format has not itself been the subject of randomized controlled trials.

28 in the Atlas
Well-evidenced

Epigenetic age testing

Epigenetic age testing estimates biological age from DNA methylation patterns using algorithms such as the Horvath clock, GrimAge, and DunedinPACE. The clocks reliably correlate with chronological age and, in research cohorts, with mortality risk, but whether changing a clock score through intervention improves actual health outcomes remains unproven, making this an emerging rather than well-evidenced diagnostic.

9 in the Atlas
Emerging

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Events

Where the field convenes

The conferences, scientific meetings, and investor gatherings that organize the healthspan year, verified against primary sources and cross-referenced to the Atlas.

Longevity Forum Annual (Longevity Week)

Oxford / London, UK Investor Circuit / Thought Leadership
November 2-6, 2026

Nutra Healthspan Summit

London, UK Summit
November 10-11, 2026
November 13-14, 2026

Foresight Vision Weekend (USA)

San Francisco, USA Scientific & Research Meeting / Investor Circuit
November 13-15, 2026

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The flagship report

The AI Visibility Report 2026: Longevity Clinics

We audited how twenty-five leading longevity clinics surface across Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, ChatGPT and Claude. Fifty priority queries run as two hundred query-platform observations. The findings map who AI search has already chosen as the category default, and which clinics it cannot see at all.

Three clinics in the panel produced zero observations across the full dataset, despite premium positioning and meaningful marketing spend. They are not weakly cited; they are invisible.

Vol. 01 · No. 001 · 2026 · 38 minute read · Free to read

From Insights

Recent writing

2026

What does a longevity clinic cost?

In the United States the published entry prices Healthspan Economy records run from $25 to a middle of $599, and the top published tier is $25,000. Of the 234 longevity and preventive organizations the atlas counts, 121 publish a price on their own site. The same reading, country by country, and what sits at each end.

2026

Where are the longevity clinics in Limassol?

Healthspan Economy records 2 organizations in Cyprus, both in Limassol as of October 5, 2026: Clinic82, with residential protocols from €12,500, and Alpha Medical, with memberships from a one-day €10,000 program to €200,000 a year. A web search the same day returned only coverage of Clinic82's former name.

2026

Where are the longevity clinics in Mallorca?

As of October 5, 2026, Healthspan Economy records SENSES and Age Reversal on Mallorca. One takes a single client at a time in a villa for €70,000 a week; the other sells annual memberships from €10,000 built on whole-body MRI, cardiac CT and blood work. A web search the same day returned neither operator's own site.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Healthspan Economy?

Healthspan Economy is the atlas of the healthspan economy: a structured, evidence-led record of the organizations, modalities, and events shaping healthy longevity. Alongside the record, it publishes original research into how AI search cites the field. Editorial, free to read, and free to cite with attribution.

What is the healthspan economy?

The healthspan economy is the set of companies, clinics, and platforms whose work is to extend the years people live in good health, rather than simply the total years they live. It spans longevity and preventive medicine, women’s health and femtech, integrative and functional medicine, and healthtech and diagnostics. Healthspan Economy maps this field as an atlas.

What is the Healthspan Economy Atlas?

The Atlas is a structured, reviewed record of the premium healthspan economy: the longevity clinics, women’s health platforms, integrative practices, and diagnostics companies building the field, the modalities they offer, and the events where they convene. Every entry is classified and marked up so it can be cited accurately, and it is free to read with attribution.

How are modalities graded?

Each modality carries an explicit evidence tier: well-evidenced, emerging, or experimental. An honest record says plainly where the science is settled and where it is still ahead of the data, rather than presenting every intervention as equally proven.

What is answer engine optimization (AEO)?

Answer engine optimization is the practice of structuring published content so that AI search systems, including Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, ChatGPT and Claude, cite it directly when answering a question. Traditional SEO optimizes for a ranked list of links a person clicks. AEO optimizes to be the source quoted inside the answer itself.

The Atlas and the research are free to read and to cite.