Precision Longevity

Foundation membership starts at $3,500 for a 12-month program. Precision Longevity offers four tiers in total: Foundation, Signature Ascent, Signature Summit, and Diamond Strata. Each tier adds more advanced testing and programming. Contact the practice directly to get pricing for the higher tiers.

Foundation membership includes core blood biomarker testing, comprehensive exercise testing covering VO2 max, strength, power, and functional movement, a DEXA body composition scan, Liver Fibroscan, lung spirometry, and ECG. The practice schedules retesting and review every four months throughout the membership year.

Signature Ascent adds complete genomic DNA testing, epigenetic biologic clock testing through TruDiagnostic, continuous glucose monitoring, and a digital dashboard for personalized longevity reviews. Signature Summit adds personalized exercise programming and precision nutrition outlines every four months. Diamond Strata adds whole-body MRI, liquid biopsy for multi-cancer early detection, coronary CT angiogram, and coronary artery calcium scoring.

Patients meet with their doctor every three to four months. Those visits cover test results, progress tracking, and updates to the personalized health plan. The practice structures appointments so patients always have recent data to inform each conversation.

Yes. Precision Longevity offers virtual appointments. Some follow-up reviews take place via secure video visit, while baseline and performance testing visits require an in-person appointment at the St. Catharines clinic.

The practice operates at Suite 6, 2 Lakeshore Road, St. Catharines, ON L2N 7E4. The clinic includes a human performance lab and consultation offices. m. m.

Precision Longevity fields a multidisciplinary team beyond the three physicians. -candidate strength and conditioning programmer both contribute directly to member health plans. The practice also partners with Greater Niagara Medical Imaging for radiology services and TruDiagnostic for epigenetic testing.

New patients start with an initial consultation, available in person or virtually, to discuss health and longevity goals with a physician. From there, patients choose their membership tier and schedule a baseline assessment visit at the clinic.

Precision Longevity serves adults who want to take a proactive, data-driven approach to long-term health. The practice works with patients focused on reducing risk for cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, diabetes, cancer, and cognitive decline. Members already seeing results include improvements in lipid profiles, insulin sensitivity, blood pressure, body composition, hormone levels, and exercise performance.

Yes. The practice designs its programming around longitudinal reassessment every four months, not a single annual review. Each visit uses up-to-date biomarker and performance data to refine the member's health plan continuously throughout the year.