Germany · 1 clinic · checked 21 Oct 2026

Longevity clinics in Berlin

We list 1 clinic in Berlin: 1 longevity clinic. Published prices for a health assessment run from €1,900 (360° Longevity Check) to €3,600 (Premium Longevity Check). We check the lead doctor in the Ärztekammer register.

No Top 10 yet

A Berlin Top 10 opens once 5 clinics here have their licence or doctor registration confirmed and 10 or more reviews. So far 0 of 1 have completed the check.

The clinic we list

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Why a clinic is not ranked
ClinicTypeLicenceGooglePrice fromWhy not rankedScore
The Longevity Practice Longevity clinic NOT YET CHECKED 5.0 · 28€1,900, 360° Longevity CheckLicence or registration not yet confirmed in an official register. Reviews not yet read for this guide.68

Published prices in Berlin

Switzerland vs Germany prices

Core prices as each clinic lists them on its own site: assessments, scans, panels, memberships and programmes, lowest first. US dollars at the European Central Bank rate of 20 Oct 2026 (€1 = US$1.12), for comparison only.

ClinicItemPriceAbout US$Checked
The Longevity Practice 360° Longevity CheckEstimate (doctors' fee rules apply)€1,900 2,130 21 Oct 2026
The Longevity Practice Premium Longevity CheckEstimate (doctors' fee rules apply)€3,600 4,040 21 Oct 2026

How to check a Berlin clinic before you book

  1. 01

    Check the doctor in the Ärztekammer register

    Search the name of the doctor who will see you, and check that the registration is current.

  2. 02

    Ask what each test is for

    Our evidence labels show which tests are in clinical guidelines and which are not.

  3. 03

    Ask what happens after a finding

    Scans and blood panels often find small things that need more tests. Ask who reviews them and what the follow-up costs.

  4. 04

    Get the full price in writing

    Ask what the price includes, and whether a membership renews on its own.

Warning sign

Prescription treatments sold without a prescriber

Hormones, peptides and weight-loss medicines are prescription medicines. A clinic that sells them as a package, without a consultation with a prescriber and blood tests first, is a warning sign.