Longevity Clinic in Dallas
Longevity Medicine and Healthy Aging Program
Advanced lab testing, a personalized plan and regular follow-up at our East Dallas clinic, overseen by our medical director.
What Is Longevity Medicine?
Longevity medicine is preventive care focused on healthspan: the years you stay strong, sharp and independent. Instead of waiting for a diagnosis, a longevity clinic measures how your body is aging now, through detailed labs and a full health history, then builds a plan to lower your risks and keep you functioning well.
The Longevity Program at Regen Wellness in East Dallas starts with advanced lab testing and a provider visit. Your plan may include nutrition and lifestyle changes, hormone care, peptide therapy, metabolic support and optional screening tests, with regular retesting to see what is working. Care plans are overseen by our medical director, Dr. Adam Parsons, MD.
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What the Longevity Program Includes
Every plan is built from your results and goals, so no two look the same. These are the parts most plans draw from.
Advanced Lab Testing
Detailed panels for hormones, metabolism, inflammation and nutrients, reviewed with you line by line.
Lab testing →A Personalized Plan
Clear priorities based on your labs, history, family risks and goals, covering nutrition, strength, sleep, stress and targeted supplements.
Functional medicine →Hormone Care
Bioidentical hormone therapy for women and men when symptoms and labs show a need, adjusted over time.
Hormone replacement therapy in Dallas →Peptide Therapy
Prescribed and monitored by our medical team, and sourced from licensed pharmacies, when it fits your plan.
Peptide therapy →Metabolic Health
Blood sugar and insulin testing, continuous glucose monitoring, and medical weight loss when weight is part of the picture.
Ongoing Follow-Up
Check-ins at set milestones, repeat labs and plan changes as your results change. Many follow-ups can happen by telehealth.
Optional add-ons, depending on your goals: the TruAge biological age test, the Galleri multi-cancer early detection test, Guardant Shield, the RGCC test, NAD+ therapy, IV therapy, IV ozone therapy and medical microneedling for skin.
Executive Longevity Program: Precision Medicine With Neo7
Our executive longevity program is precision longevity medicine: care designed around your own biology instead of population averages.
It builds on the standard Longevity Program with the Neo7 Bioscience personalized program. Neo7 uses diagnostic testing that looks at your health at the cellular and DNA level, then designs a peptide protocol from your results. Our team manages it alongside the rest of your plan.
Is It Right for You?
This is a premium program, priced separately, and it is not right for everyone. Neo7 peptides are not FDA-approved, and the research is still early.
Ask about it on your free info call, and we will tell you plainly whether it fits your goals.
See Longevity Program Pricing
Get our pricing sheet emailed to you. Or book a free info call to talk through your goals and where to start.
What We Measure, and Why
Most age-related disease builds quietly for years before symptoms appear. Testing shows where you stand today and gives us a baseline to measure change against. See everything we offer on our functional medicine lab testing page.
| Area | What we look at | Why it matters as you age |
|---|---|---|
| Metabolic health | Fasting glucose, insulin, hemoglobin A1c, and continuous glucose monitoring when useful | Insulin resistance often starts years before diabetes and raises the risk of heart disease. |
| Heart and vessels | Cholesterol panel, ApoB, Lp(a) and hs-CRP, a marker of inflammation | Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, and risk can be lowered early. |
| Hormones | Sex hormones, a full thyroid panel and cortisol | Hormone changes affect muscle, bone, sleep, mood and energy. |
| Nutrients | Vitamin D, B12, iron, magnesium and omega-3 status | Shortfalls are common and are among the easiest things to correct. |
| Biological age (optional) | TruAge epigenetic testing | An estimate of how fast you are aging. Useful for tracking trends, not a diagnosis. |
| Cancer screening blood tests (optional) | Galleri multi-cancer test, Guardant Shield (colorectal cancer screening, with optional multi-cancer results) and the RGCC circulating tumor cell test | These look for signals of cancer in a blood sample. They add to, and never replace, mammograms, colonoscopies and other recommended screenings. |
Already had an executive physical, or deciding between the two? Read executive physicals vs. functional lab testing.
What Works for Healthy Aging: an Honest Look
Longevity is a field full of big promises. Here is how we rank what goes into a plan, from strongest evidence to weakest.
- The foundations: strength, movement, sleep, nutrition and not smoking. These have the strongest evidence for a longer, healthier life, so every plan starts here.
- Finding and treating risks early. Blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol and excess weight are well studied, and treating them lowers the risk of disease.
- Hormone therapy. It is well supported for treating symptoms of menopause and low testosterone. It is not approved as an anti-aging treatment, so we prescribe it for a medical need.
- Peptides and NAD+. Research is early, and much of it is in animals. Many peptides are not FDA-approved. We explain what is known before you decide, and we only use what can be sourced from licensed pharmacies.
- Cancer screening blood tests. Guardant Shield is FDA-approved to screen for colorectal cancer in average-risk adults 45 and older, and it is often covered by insurance. Shield's optional multi-cancer results are not FDA-approved. Galleri is under FDA review and is not yet approved. The RGCC test is not FDA-approved and has less published research behind it. A positive result on any of them needs follow-up testing to confirm.
- Biological age tests. They are interesting for tracking trends, but results can vary from test to test, and no one has shown that lowering your score makes you live longer.
Can You Reverse Aging?
No treatment has been proven to reverse aging or extend human lifespan. What you can do is lower your risk of the diseases that shorten life and limit it: heart disease, diabetes, bone and muscle loss, and cognitive decline.
That is the goal of our program: more healthy years, measured with real numbers.
Who the Longevity Program Is For
- Adults who feel well and want to stay that way, with a baseline to measure against in the years ahead.
- People with a family history of heart disease, diabetes, dementia or cancer who want to know their own risks.
- Women in perimenopause or menopause and men with low testosterone symptoms who want hormones looked at as part of the whole picture.
- People whose energy, sleep, weight or recovery has changed, even though routine labs came back normal.
- Active adults who want to protect muscle, bone and joints as they age.
Keep Your Primary Care Doctor
Our program works alongside your primary care doctor and specialists. It does not replace them, or your routine screenings and vaccines.
We are not oncologists. If a screening test raises concern, we refer you to an oncologist.
New or severe symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath or sudden weakness need urgent care. Call 911 in an emergency.
How the Longevity Program Works
Consult and lab testing
You start with a free info call, then a visit with one of our medical providers to go over your history, medications and goals. We order lab testing chosen for you.
Review and plan
We go through your results with you and agree on a plan with clear priorities, so you know what to do first and why.
Re-evaluation
We check in at set milestones and repeat key labs, usually every 3 to 6 months, then adjust your plan based on what has changed.
Maintenance
Once you reach your goals, we set an ongoing plan with periodic visits and labs to keep your results on track.
Want a head start? Download The Longevity Cheat Sheet, our free daily guide to healthy-aging habits.
Who Provides Your Care
Care plans are overseen by our medical director, Dr. Adam Parsons, MD. Your day-to-day care is provided by our nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurses.
We are a functional medicine clinic, so your longevity plan, hormone care, peptides and IV therapies are coordinated in one place, by one team that knows your labs.
Medically Reviewed
Approved by Dr. Adam Parsons, MD, Medical Director.
Last reviewed: November 2026
Related Care at Our Dallas Clinic
Functional Medicine
How we look for the cause of symptoms, not just the label.
Functional medicine →Hormone Therapy
For menopause, perimenopause and low testosterone.
Hormone replacement therapy in Dallas →Peptide Therapy
Clinician-guided peptide plans, prescribed and monitored.
Peptide therapy in Dallas →Medical Weight Loss
Semaglutide and tirzepatide programs with labs and nutrition guidance.
Medical weight loss →Longevity Clinic FAQs
How much does a longevity program cost in Dallas?
It depends on which labs and therapies your plan includes. Concierge longevity memberships in Dallas can run several thousand dollars a year or more. Our program is self-pay and built around what you need, and you will know the cost before you commit. Request our pricing sheet, or ask about payment plans.
What does a longevity doctor do?
A longevity doctor focuses on prevention. They measure your current health in detail, find risks early, and build a plan to lower them through lifestyle, nutrition and, when needed, medication or hormone care. Then they retest to confirm the plan is working.
How is longevity medicine different from functional medicine?
They overlap. Functional medicine usually starts with symptoms and looks for the cause. Longevity medicine starts earlier, often before symptoms, and focuses on lowering future risk. We use the same team and testing for both.
Can a longevity program reverse aging?
No treatment has been proven to reverse aging or extend human lifespan. A good program can improve measurable risk factors such as blood sugar, blood pressure, body composition and strength, which are linked to more healthy years.
What is a biological age test, and is it accurate?
A biological age test estimates how fast your body is aging from chemical marks on your DNA. We offer the TruAge test. Results can vary between tests, so we use it to follow trends over time, not as a diagnosis.
Do you prescribe longevity medications such as metformin or rapamycin?
Every plan is tailored to the individual, so a medication such as metformin or rapamycin may be recommended when it fits your needs, history and labs. Neither is FDA-approved for longevity, and human studies are still under way. Your provider will go over what the research shows, the risks and the alternatives before prescribing anything.
Are peptides part of the longevity program?
They can be. Peptides are prescribed only after a provider reviews your history and labs, and only when they can be sourced from a licensed pharmacy. Many peptides are not FDA-approved, and the research is still early. Learn more about peptide therapy.
Do you offer an executive longevity program?
Yes. Our executive longevity program is precision medicine that builds on the standard program with Neo7 Bioscience. Neo7 uses diagnostic testing at the cellular and DNA level, then designs a personalized peptide protocol from your results. It is our most individualized and highest-priced option, and we will tell you plainly whether it makes sense for your goals.
Does insurance cover longevity medicine?
Our services are self-pay. Some lab tests may be billed to insurance by the lab, and many patients use HSA or FSA funds. Guardant Shield colorectal cancer screening is covered by Medicare and by many insurance plans for eligible adults 45 and older, so check with your plan.
Do I need to come in for every visit?
No. Your first visit and most treatments happen at the clinic, but many follow-ups can happen by telehealth.
Where is your longevity clinic in Dallas?
Regen Wellness is at 5510 Abrams Rd, Suite 126, Dallas, TX 75214, in East Dallas near Lakewood and White Rock Lake. Patients come from across Dallas, including the Park Cities, Preston Hollow and Uptown. See all areas we serve, or call 214-326-0033.
Start With a Free Info Call
Tell us your goals and we will explain how the Longevity Program works and what a first step looks like. Or get our pricing sheet emailed to you.
This page is educational and is not medical advice. No treatment has been proven to reverse aging or extend lifespan, and results vary from person to person. Many peptides are not FDA-approved, and compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Treatment requires a consultation with a licensed provider. If you have an emergency, call 911.