Carolina Longevity

Carolina Longevity offers several assessment options at different price points. The Comprehensive Baseline Assessment costs $1,595 and includes full diagnostic testing and a medical consultation. The Core Baseline Assessment is $515, the Strength and Performance Assessment is $650, and the Metabolic Health Assessment is $895. Individual add-ons such as precision lab work ($295), iDXA scan ($145), and VO2 max testing ($195) are also available.

Carolina Longevity does not accept standard insurance for membership services. Most members use HSA or FSA funds to cover costs. The practice does accept Medicare for healthy aging consultations, which focus on prevention, cardiovascular health, metabolic wellness, and long-term health planning.

Carolina Longevity offers five membership tiers: Preventative Longevity, Precision Longevity, Elite Longevity, Foundation Recovery, and Peak Recovery. Each tier provides different levels of physician-guided care, testing, and recovery access. Contact the practice directly to learn which program best fits your health goals and budget.

For many members, yes. The practice serves as the primary point of medical support for metabolic health, hormones, lab work, and preventive care. If your main health goals fall within those areas, Carolina Longevity can provide continuous, physician-led oversight without requiring a separate primary care relationship.

Yes. Carolina Longevity supports a hybrid model that combines in-person visits with virtual coaching and remote lab coordination. Telehealth appointments allow members to stay connected with their care team without requiring every interaction to happen on-site.

Non-members can access à la carte recovery services at the Chapel Hill clinic. Options include compression therapy ($75), PEMF mat sessions ($45), red light therapy ($225), a base IV drip ($45), a premium IV drip ($295), and combination packages. Members receive preferred pricing on these services.

The practice uses on-site iDXA body composition scanning, VO2 max metabolic testing, the Dutch Test for hormone analysis, continuous glucose monitoring, and precision lab panels. These diagnostics allow the physicians to move beyond symptoms and make clinical decisions based on detailed biomarker data.

Carolina Longevity serves adult men and women across a range of goals and life stages. The practice works with executives, entrepreneurs, athletes, adults in midlife, and retirees. The common thread is a desire to take a proactive, data-driven approach to health and performance.

Yes. The practice offers physician-directed infusion therapies including ketamine infusion therapy for treatment-resistant mood disorders, micronutrient infusions, and glutathione, alpha-lipoic acid, vitamin C, B-complex, and magnesium drips. NAD+ infusion therapy is coming in 2026, starting at $500.

Most new patients begin with a baseline assessment. The Comprehensive Baseline Assessment provides the most complete diagnostic picture and includes body composition testing, VO2 max, hormone and metabolic panels, and a detailed medical review. You can reach the team by phone at 984-234-6951 or through the contact form on the practice website.