A wellness category once reserved for tech billionaires is sprawling across American cities — and the price tag for chasing extra years is climbing fast. Longevity clinics are charging anywhere from a few hundred dollars to more than $150,000 a year for full-body scans, genetic sequencing, hormone optimization and regenerative therapies, and patients are signing up in record numbers despite warnings that many of the treatments remain unproven.

An excerpt from Fountain Life co-founder Peter Diamandis's new book, the piece explores AI's role in accelerating age reversal science — highlighting Fountain Life's AI-driven diagnostics as a leading example of how the technology is being applied to longevity today.

The piece covers Life Time's nationwide rollout of SpiroFit metabolic testing, noting that VO₂ max testing has until now been mostly reserved for boutique longevity clinics — specifically naming Fountain Life as one of the leaders in this space.

The piece notes that Fountain Life co-founder Tony Robbins was spotted co-hosting the brand's Houston center launch celebration at the prestigious Park House Houston members club, joined by fellow co-founders Peter Diamandis, Dr. William Kapp, and Dr. Robert Hariri, as well as CMO Dr. Dawn Mussallem.

The piece covers Fountain Life's launch of its new APEX membership tier, which expands its preventive health model with two key additions — Functional Movement & Mobility Assessment using 3D motion capture, and VO₂ Max Testing — moving the brand further toward year-round performance and longevity optimization.

The piece covers new Global Wellness Institute data — made possible through a partnership with Fountain Life — showing the US wellness economy has reached $2.1 trillion, growing at 7.9% annually and holding the largest market share in nine of eleven wellness sectors worldwide.

The piece covers new Global Wellness Institute data — made possible through a partnership with Fountain Life — showing the US wellness economy has reached $2.1 trillion, growing at 7.9% annually and holding the largest market share in nine of eleven wellness sectors worldwide.

The piece covers Fountain Life's launch of its new APEX membership tier, which expands its preventive health model with two key additions — Functional Movement & Mobility Assessment using 3D motion capture, and VO₂ Max Testing — moving the brand further toward year-round performance and longevity optimization.

The piece covers new Global Wellness Institute data — made possible through a partnership with Fountain Life — showing the US wellness economy has reached $2.1 trillion, growing at 7.9% annually and holding the largest market share in nine of eleven wellness sectors worldwide.

The piece spotlights Fountain Life's Houston debut, with a personal Q&A with CMO Dr. Dawn Mussallem on her daily wellness routine — from her 4am wake-up and plant-based diet to her use of Zori AI, Fountain Life's longevity platform app.

The piece examines how ultra-wealthy family offices are investing in longevity technologies — genomic sequencing, AI diagnostics, and full-body scans — treating peak wellness as the ultimate luxury and a hedge against aging, a trend Fountain Life sits squarely within.

The piece profiles Fountain Life CMO Dr. Dawn Mussallem's remarkable survival story — diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in medical school and later given a heart transplant — and how being dismissed by doctors shaped her mission to transform preventive healthcare.