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Australia maps 11 organizations across the healthspan economy in the Atlas as of July 2026: longevity and preventive clinics, women's health and femtech, integrative and functional medicine, and healthtech and diagnostics.
The Healthspan Economy Atlas records 11 organizations in Australia as of July 2026.
The Atlas records these city concentrations in Australia as of July 2026, each with three or more mapped organizations.
Functional medicine telehealth
The Australian Centre for Functional Medicine delivers functional medicine primary care by telehealth to patients anywhere in Australia. Consultations, testing, and treatment plans run remotely, without a clinic visit.
Preventive and functional medicine
Doctor-led preventive and functional medicine platform for Australians.
Functional medicine clinic
Award-winning Australian functional medicine clinic now delivering telehealth nationwide.
Executive health and preventive medicine, corporate wellness
Executive Medicine Sydney is a private preventive medicine practice led by Dr. Craig Baulch (MBBS, FACAM, AFPHM, IFM Certified Practitioner, founded 2008), delivering executive health programs with cardiovascular risk assessment, functional medicine testing, cancer screening coordination, and personalised health optimisation for senior executives.
Clinical whole-genome sequencing diagnostics
Genome.One (Garvan Institute subsidiary, founded 2016) is Australia's first clinical whole-genome sequencing company for preventive health, offering the HealthCode program and HealthCode Shield hereditary cancer test. Founded under Dr. Marcel Dinger (Professor Garvan Institute, former ACMG Genomics Initiative Chair).
Preventive health screening and workplace health
Healthscreen Australia (founded 1990, Sydney) is an occupational and preventive health screening company offering corporate health assessments, pre-employment medicals, skin cancer screenings, executive health checks, and cardiovascular risk programs. GP-led model; 1 million+ health assessments for banks, law firms, and mining companies.
Women's weight health, GLP-1 programs, menopause and hormonal health
Juniper (founded 2020 as Eucalyptus brand) is Australia's leading online women's weight management and health platform, offering medically supervised GLP-1 receptor agonist programs and MHT (menopause hormone therapy). Acquired by Hims and Hers Health in the USD 1.15B Eucalyptus acquisition closed June 2, 2026; retains operating brand identity.
Precision longevity, advanced diagnostics, peptide therapy
Longevity Advanced Medical Clinic (Brisbane, founded 2020) is led by Dr. Sarah McNaughton (MBBS, FACRRM, A4M Longevity Medicine Fellow), delivering comprehensive longevity assessments, BHRT, peptide therapy, IV nutrient therapy, and metabolic and cardiovascular risk programs for Queensland patients.
Precision longevity and preventive medicine
Longevity Medicine Institute (Sydney, founded 2021) is led by Dr. Michael Sagner (MD, PhD, FESC, Lancet Longevity Commission co-author) and Dr. Tahnee Bridson, delivering comprehensive longevity assessments integrating multi-omics, cardiovascular imaging, metabolic profiling, cognitive testing, and personalised planning.
Longevity medicine, healthspan optimisation, preventive diagnostics
Medical Healthspan Alliance (Melbourne, founded 2021) is led by Dr. Joshua Rosenblatt (MBBS, FRACP, Dip Longevity Medicine A4M), applying a multi-domain longevity assessment including epigenetic age testing, metabolic phenotyping, arterial stiffness measurement, cognitive assessment, and musculoskeletal evaluation.
Preventive cardiology and cardiac risk assessment
Sydney Heart Health is a specialist preventive cardiology practice co-founded by Prof. Thomas Marwick (MBBS, PhD, FRACP, Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute) and Prof. Gemma Figtree (MBBS, PhD, FRACP, FESC, University of Sydney Professor of Cardiology). Offers coronary calcium scoring, exercise stress echocardiography, and personalised cardiac risk reduction.
FAQ
The Healthspan Economy Atlas records 11 longevity, preventive, and health organizations in Australia as of July 2026. That figure counts published organizations that deliver longevity, preventive, or advanced screening services, and it excludes closed and not-yet-open venues, duplicate listings, fertility clinics, and pure booking or telehealth platforms.
The largest concentration in Australia is Sydney, with 6 mapped organizations as of July 2026.
Yes. The Atlas is free to read and cite with attribution to Healthspan Economy and a link to healthspaneconomy.com.