Austria · 0 clinics · 0 places · checked 21 Oct 2026
Longevity clinics in Austria
We do not list any clinics in Austria yet; clinics there are being researched now. Hospitals and stand-alone outpatient clinics (selbstständige Ambulatorien) need a state permit and appear in the ministry list.
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How we check licences in Austria
Hospitals and stand-alone outpatient clinics (selbstständige Ambulatorien) need a state permit and appear in the ministry list. A doctor's own practice needs none, so the Ärzteliste entry is the check.
How we check licences| Register | Confirms | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Directory of hospitals and stand-alone outpatient clinics (selbstständige Ambulatorien), Federal Ministry of Health | A facility licence or registration | Licence confirmed |
| Ärzteliste of the Austrian Medical Chamber (public under ÄrzteG §27) | A doctor's registration | Doctor registration confirmed |
Rules we follow in Austria
- EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, as amended by Directive (EU) 2019/2161, Art. 7(4a). The ranking parameters and their weights are published on How we score. No clinic can pay for a listing, a rank or a removal. Source
- EU Unfair Commercial Practices Directive, Art. 7(6). We say how reviews are checked: ratings and reviews come from Google, Tripadvisor and Fresha, and we do not confirm that each reviewer was a patient. We look for fake-review patterns and lower the score when we find one. Source
- EU AI Act, Art. 50(4). Every review summary is written with AI, checked by an editor and labelled SYNTHESIS BY AI. Source
- Ban on advertising prescription-only medicines to the public (Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 88, and national law). Prescription-only treatments are named generically, without brand names, and shown without prices.
- Aesthetic Treatments and Operations Act (ÄsthOpG), §8. Aesthetic treatments are never sorted by lowest price or labelled cheap, and free consultations are not highlighted. Source
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