The reception desk at Longevity Center Zurich, with the clinic name in gold on white and a herringbone floor running down the corridor behind it
Longevity Center Switzerland

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Longevity Center Zurich

Wellness in Switzerland·

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4.2/ 5 · Victoire's rating

From

CHF 1,390

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Best for

Longevity diagnostics · Biological age · Hormones · Cognitive health

Stay

Outpatient, appointments

Minimum 1 night

Expert verdict

Three check-up tiers on Beethovenstrasse, then a monitored year

Longevity Center Zurich programmes and prices

Open a programme for the detail. This property confirms its rates for each booking, so the price is quoted for your dates.

Programmes

The short one. Medical consultation, metabolic age assessment, microbiome analysis and the supporting laboratory work, then the results read back with a plan.

The entry point to the clinic, and the one to use when a client is curious but not yet committed to a check-up.

CHF 1,390 is the full price of this programme.

Longevity Center Switzerland

A question for the clinic?

Availability, a treatment, something for the medical team. We put it to them and come back to you.

Not sure it is the right one?

Tell us your goals and where you have been. We will say whether Longevity Center Zurich fits, and which programme, or point you elsewhere.

Longevity Center Zurich, in detail

The waiting room at Longevity Center Zurich, white bouclé sofas and travertine tables against a deep blue wall carrying the clinic name

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The property

Longevity medicine spends a lot of its time being sold and not much of it being measured. This one built its offer around the measuring.

Longevity Center runs clinics in Warsaw and Zurich, and the Zurich one sits in the Rotes Schloss on Beethovenstrasse, two minutes from Paradeplatz. It is an appointment, not a stay: assessment, plan, and a year of adjusting it.

More on the property

The medical director in Zurich is Dr Christine Pfeiffer, MD PhD, and she runs the consultations. The founder is Joanna Bensz, and the scientific advisory board is chaired by Eric Verdin, president and chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging.

Three check-up tiers sit at the front of the offer. Classic runs half a day, Advanced a full day, and Supreme two to three days with imaging, microbiome analysis and heavy metals.

For our clients it is the Swiss city complement to a residential cure: the numbers and the plan in Zurich, then two weeks of doing something about it at a clinic in the mountains. It is not a substitute for either.

A consulting room at Longevity Center Zurich with a treatment couch, a meeting table and tall windows looking over the city

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Decode, design, activate, refine

Those four words are the four phases of the plan at Longevity Center. Decode is the assessment, design is the written plan, activate is the interventions, and refine is the review that changes the plan when the markers move.

The assessment is a 360 degree whole person health check, and it is read against eight markers. Those are genetics and epigenetics, environmental health, biological age, the hallmarks of ageing, circadian rhythm, gender specific medicine, psyche and emotion management, and cognitive function.

A treatment room at Longevity Center Zurich, a single white couch beside a balcony window with a view over Lake Zurich

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Differentiators

With Eric Verdin as the chair of Longevity Center scientific advisory board, the depth of expertise in the longevity field is exceptional. Eric is president and chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging.

Longevity Center also runs specific Labs: metabolic and nutrition, brain and memory, sleep medicine, mental resilience, sport and performance, skin and body, and immuno.

An exercise ECG under way at Longevity Center Zurich, a client on a bike ergometer with a blood pressure cuff while a clinician reads the trace

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The clinic

Longevity Center is located at Beethovenstrasse 1, in the Rotes Schloss, which is one of the better addresses in Zurich and about twenty minutes from the airport.

Consulting and diagnostic rooms include a 3D body scan, densitometry, body composition analysis, exercise ECG and lung function testing. Red light therapy, IV infusions and IHHT are also provided on site.

More on the clinic

The visit takes a few hours. Clients coming from outside Zurich stay in a nearby hotel, we can take care of that as well.

Longevity Center also offers a free online lifestyle assessment.

Who you will see at Longevity Center Zurich

  • Dr Christine Pfeiffer, Medical Director, Zurich at Longevity Center

    Dr Christine Pfeiffer

    Medical Director, Zurich

    MD, PhD

    Runs the consultations at the Zurich clinic and reads the check-up results back to the client.

  • Joanna Bensz, Founder and Chief Executive at Longevity Center

    Joanna Bensz

    Founder and Chief Executive

    Founded Longevity Center and runs the group, which operates clinics in Warsaw and Zurich.

  • Dr Eric M. Verdin, Chair, scientific advisory board at Longevity Center

    Dr Eric M. Verdin

    Chair, scientific advisory board

    MD, PhD

    President and chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging in California. He chairs the scientific advisory board of Longevity Center.

  • Dr Alexandra Vallon-Eberhard, Scientific and technology advisory board at Longevity Center

    Dr Alexandra Vallon-Eberhard

    Scientific and technology advisory board

    PhD, MBA

    Works on longevity biomarkers and diagnostics partnerships. Senior director for global diagnostics strategy and partnering at Roche.

  • Dr Wanda Baltaza, Director of Longevity Nutrition at Longevity Center

    Dr Wanda Baltaza

    Director of Longevity Nutrition

    PhD, clinical dietitian

    Sets the nutrition side of the plan across the group. She lectures at the Medical University of Warsaw.

Practical details

Getting there

Airport and transfers

Nearest airport

Zurich (ZRH) · 20 min by road

Know before you arrive

Policies, languages, stay rules

Languages spoken

English, German

Minimum stay

Provided upon request

Booking policy

Provided upon request

Cancellation policy

Provided upon request

Kids policy

Provided upon request

Pets policy

Provided upon request

Questions we are asked

Atmosphere, prices, alternatives

Atmosphere and clientele

A private floor of the Rotes Schloss, quiet, with lake and mountain views from the consulting rooms. The clients are health conscious executives and their family. The Supreme check-up is very exclusive.

USPs

Eric Verdin chairs the scientific advisory board. He is president and chief executive of the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, which is an unusually serious name to have attached to a private clinic. Then the range: three check-up tiers from half a day to three days, seven diagnostic Labs, and a biobank that freezes and stores your blood under Swiss GMP conditions.

Prices

The 2026 Swiss price list puts most of it in francs. The Classic check-up is CHF 1,850 for half a day and the Advanced is CHF 5,400 for a full day, with the Supreme quoted on request. Among the packages, Gut Vitality is CHF 1,390, Sport Vitality CHF 1,610 and Stress Resilience CHF 1,830. Both the Women’s Health and Vitality and the Men’s Health and Performance programs are CHF 2,410. Biobanking is CHF 9,500, which covers the consultation, the collection, the processing and the first year of storage. Single tests are sold on their own, from CHF 80 for a lung function test to CHF 2,652 for a liquid biopsy.

Alternatives

For the same format in another city, YEARS in Berlin and ZOĪ in Paris are the closest.

Is there accommodation?

No. This is a city day clinic. Clients coming from outside Zurich stay in a hotel, and we book that alongside the appointment.

What does it cost?

The check-ups are CHF 1,850 for the Classic and CHF 5,400 for the Advanced, and the Supreme is quoted on request. The packages run from CHF 1,390 for Gut Vitality to CHF 2,410 for the women’s and men’s programs, and biobanking is CHF 9,500.

Does Swiss insurance cover any of it?

Swiss supplementary plans may reimburse part or all of preventive services. Check with your own provider first, because it varies by policy.

How is this different from a Swiss check-up week?

A regular check-up aims at finding diseases or quantifying risks. Longevity Center is built around measuring how fast someone is ageing and what changes it, quantifying it across eight markers. And then, monitor it across a year with the aim of improving the ageing pattern.

Who sees me?

Dr Christine Pfeiffer, MD PhD, is the medical director in Zurich. Joanna Bensz founded the group, and Eric Verdin of the Buck Institute chairs the scientific advisory board.

The reception desk at Longevity Center Zurich, with the clinic name in gold on white and a herringbone floor running down the corridor behind it

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