Fountain Life is upgrading the annual checkup.
What’s happening: The longevity startup co-founded by Dr. Peter Diamandis and entrepreneur Tony Robbins secured $18M to scale clinics and protocols across the US.
Life-long. Operating four locations in Florida, Texas, and New York, Fountain Life combines advanced diagnostics—from scans to bloodwork to whole-genome sequencing—to build personalized longevity protocols.
Clued in, it prescribes regenerative therapies currently undergoing FDA trials, tracking effectiveness with its functional medicine LLM, Zori.
Going big. Raising $108M to date, Fountain Life plans new centers in Houston, Miami, and LA over the next year. With annual memberships running $20K+, it’s also training other medical clinics on its protocols to lower costs.
Bringing backup. Adding clout and capital, Diamandis serves as Fountain Life’s resident Dr. x Founder, championing the adoption of longevity medicine. Robbins, meanwhile, co-founded health optimization platform Lifeforce, where Diamandis is an advisor.
Expanding the footprint, Robbins teamed with real estate mogul Sam Nazarian to launch The Estate, a network of Fountain Life-integrated longevity resorts
Takeaway: Longevity clinics are the modern executive physical, but Fountain Life’s early bet on regenerative medicine could give it an edge.
