Longevity Clinics is a reader-funded editorial publication that covers the global market for longevity medicine. We accept no payment, gift, hospitality or commission from any clinic, ever. Reviews exist for the reader who is paying tens of thousands for a programme and deserves an editor who has read every brochure.
Three things, in order of weight: ingest every clinic's publicly available data — website, regulator records, peer-reviewed literature, professional registries — score it algorithmically against our four-axis rubric, and have an expert team of physicians and editors validate every result. No clinic is contacted. No score is shown to a clinic before publication.
Reader subscriptions to our journal, and an annual industry benchmarking report that clinics may purchase but cannot influence. The benchmarking report is editorially walled off from the directory; the people who run the scoring engine do not see the report's customer list.
Affiliate links. Sponsored sections. Featured placements. Pre-publication review by clinics. Coverage in exchange for access. We have turned each of these down at least once. We will turn them down again.
Editorial independence in this category is rare enough to be worth stating in writing.
No employee or contributor of Longevity Clinics holds equity, stock options, advisory roles or board positions at any clinic in this directory. Updated annually.
Outbound links to clinic websites are unmonetised. We earn nothing if you click, book, or pay. Several affiliate offers have been declined; the offers will continue, the answer won't change.
We do not interview, visit or otherwise communicate with the clinics we score. Every input the algorithm and the expert team work from is publicly verifiable.
The annual industry benchmarking report is sold to clinics. The reviews are sold to readers. The two teams do not share a roof. The reviews team does not see the report's customer list.
Editorial responsibility sits with the team, not with a byline.
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