Princeton Longevity Center
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| Practice Type | Performance Health |
| Location | Princeton, Shelton, Manhattan |
| Doctors | David Fein, Preventive Medicine, Manuela Hamaoui MD, Preventive Medicine, Harry Pino, Preventive Medicine + 1 more |
About
At Princeton Longevity Center, a four-physician team delivers some of the most comprehensive preventive medicine exams available anywhere in the country. Forbes Magazine recognized the practice in its "What Kills Billionaires" feature as one of the nation's leading preventive medicine centers. The Wall Street Journal published a Pulitzer Prize-winning account of a patient visit that uncovered a life-saving diagnosis. NBC's Today Show also featured the practice, sending a senior correspondent to spend a full day at the Manhattan office.
Dr. David Fein directs the center and leads a team that includes Dr. Harry Pino, Dr. Michael Schwartz, and Dr. Manuela Hamaoui. The practice operates locations in Shelton, CT and Manhattan, NY. Its signature offering is a thorough, all-day comprehensive health exam with same-day results. The clinical scope spans cardiac CT angiography, full body and brain MRI, virtual colonoscopy, the Galleri multi-cancer blood test, genomic testing, and programs focused on executive health, women's health, men's health, athletic performance, medical weight loss, and memory. The practice also conducts ongoing research.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Princeton Longevity Center conducts an all-day exam that covers cardiovascular imaging, advanced body and brain scanning, cancer screening, and lab work. Physicians review every result with the patient the same day. Patients leave with a clear, concise picture of their health without waiting weeks for answers.
Yes. The practice delivers results on the day of the exam. Physicians walk each patient through findings before they leave, so there is no prolonged waiting period for answers.
The practice uses cardiac CT angiography with AI analysis, full body MRI, brain MRI, virtual colonoscopy, mammogram screening, and breast MRI. It also offers the Galleri multi-cancer blood test and genomic testing packages. These tools allow the clinical team to detect a wide range of conditions at an early, treatable stage.
Yes. The practice offers dedicated cancer check packages, the Galleri multi-cancer blood test, genetic insight packages, and imaging-based cancer screening for breast and other sites. Dr. Manuela Hamaoui focuses specifically on how genetic testing transforms cancer prevention strategies.
Princeton Longevity Center operates two locations: one in Shelton, CT and one in Manhattan, NY. Patients can choose the location that works best for them.
Yes. The practice runs dedicated programs for men's health, women's health, medical weight loss, memory and cognitive health, and athletic performance through its Ultimate Athlete Program. Corporate and executive health packages are also available for organizations.
Yes. Princeton Longevity Center offers corporate and executive health programs. The practice has appeared in Manage HR magazine and maintains a partners page for healthcare and corporate collaborations.
Yes. The practice offers genomic and genetic testing as part of its diagnostic services. These include a genetic insight package and cancer-focused genetic screening. Dr. Hamaoui has a particular clinical focus on how genetic data shapes cancer prevention planning.
Yes. Princeton Longevity Center maintains an active research program. That work informs the clinical protocols the team uses across its preventive and performance health services.
Princeton Longevity Center accepts new patients at both its Shelton, CT and Manhattan, NY locations. The practice offers same-day appointments. Prospective patients can reach out directly through the practice to begin the scheduling process.
Practice last updated March 21, 2026