Longevity Medicine Institute

Care starts with a discovery call, then moves into a scheduled assessment day or virtual pathway. The shorter programs establish a doctor-led baseline; Core adds broader imaging, cognitive, cardiovascular, and biological-age testing; Fortis and Infinitum extend into year-long follow-up. The working model is prevention through measurement: gather the baseline, interpret it with the clinical team, then turn it into a plan the patient can revisit over time.

• Program ladder with real depth. The five tiers let a patient choose between a shorter baseline, a cognitive-performance assessment, a comprehensive one-day workup, or year-long concierge care.
• In-house multidisciplinary team. Doctors work with a women's-health physician, clinical psychologist, nutritionist, physiotherapist, patient coordinator, and private longevity chef.
• Diagnostics beyond blood work. Higher tiers can include full-body MRI, DEXA, VO2 max, EEG, VR cognitive testing, CT calcium scoring, carotid and liver ultrasound, genetics, biological-age testing, and gut microbiome analysis.
• Sydney plus virtual access. Double Bay is the physical hub, while virtual programs support interstate and international patients.

• Expect a quote-based program fit. The major program tiers route through a short discovery call before final pricing and scope are set.
• Choose the right depth. Use the shorter tiers for a baseline; Fortis and Infinitum make more sense when year-long follow-up and a broader team matter.
• Plan around private pay. Treat LMI programs as AUD self-pay and confirm any Medicare or private-insurance questions during intake.
• Remote patients have a path. Interstate and international clients use the virtual version rather than the Double Bay program day.