Longevity Clinics.
— Hybrid hospital programme · Zürich, Switzerland · Issue 04

Hirslanden Klinik.

Hospital-grade infrastructure, longevity overlay.

4.3 / 5 204 editorial verifications
From
CHF 6,500 / programme
Duration
1–14 days
Founded
1932
Languages
German · English · French · Italian
85
— Editorial score · #07 of 19

Excellent

How we score →
Diagnostic depth
23/25
Medical supervision
23/25
Conflict freedom
19/25
Evidence base
20/25
Conflict of interest: Limited

Hospital-grade diagnostic-first practice. Treatments are referred selectively inside the hospital network rather than packaged as a longevity programme.

Experimental treatments: Labelled as experimental

Off-label treatments are conservative; the hospital's broader oversight keeps the longevity arm closer to evidence.

Medical director: Dr. med. Jürg Eichhorn (Longevity Lead)
— The verdict

Cardiology- and oncology-anchored. The serious choice for the patient with a real medical question.

A different category

Hirslanden is the Swiss private hospital group — sixteen sites, several thousand beds — and the Longevity Health Check it runs out of its Zürich and Aarau locations is, structurally, a different proposition to anything in this directory.

You are not at a clinic. You are at a hospital that has decided to take the longevity question seriously, partly because its existing patients started asking it. That distinction shapes everything.

What you get

The base programme, at roughly CHF 6,500, runs across one or two days and includes the diagnostic spread you would expect from a 3T MRI hospital: whole-body imaging, cardiac MRI, coronary calcium scoring, the full oncology screen, deep bloodwork. The cardiology component is unusually rigorous — coronary calcium combined with cardiac MRI is a more complete assessment than most longevity-only clinics bother with.

The treatment side is conservative. Peptides and hormone optimisation are available, selectively, by referral inside the network. NAD+ infusions are administered. But the marketing energy is on diagnosis, not prescription, and the practice reflects it.

Where it earns the bill

Three patient profiles in particular:

  • The forty-five-plus reader with a family cardiac history. Hirslanden’s cardiology workup is the most rigorous in Europe within this price band. The coronary calcium plus cardiac MRI pairing is, on its own, worth the visit.
  • The patient with a vague but persistent symptom. The hospital infrastructure means abnormal findings get triaged in days, not weeks. We’ve watched it happen.
  • The second-opinion patient. If a Lausanne or Mayfair clinic has flagged something, Hirslanden is a credible place to verify it without the marketing surcharge.

Where it doesn’t

Hirslanden is the wrong choice for the reader who wants the experience of longevity medicine. There are no welcome rituals, no lakeside lunches, no second-by-second concierge. There is a hospital, with hospital flooring, and a doctor who runs late because something genuinely came up.

Many readers will prefer this. Many will not.

The verdict

If you suspect there is something to find, find it here. If you suspect there is nothing to find but want a programme, Clinique La Prairie and YEARS Evolve both compose the day better.

A hospital is the right setting for a serious answer. It is also a hospital.