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Human Longevity, San Diego

Eastgate Technology Park, San Diego · The flagship clinic of a two-site California precision medicine company, built around a single-day assessment combining whole genome sequencing, whole-body imaging and cardiac testing

Human Longevity's flagship clinic sits in Eastgate Technology Park near UC San Diego, where a single private day covers whole genome sequencing, whole body and brain MRI, cardiac imaging and hundreds of blood biomarkers. Twelve clinicians are named across the company's two California clinics, with Dr. Tina Ziainia as San Diego's medical director. Results live in a platform you keep.

Care team 12 named clinicians

Where4570 Executive Drive, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92121

Who operates it

The care team

Every clinician the operator publishes by name, with their role exactly as the operator states it.

At this clinic

President & Chief Medical Officer

Tina Ziainia, MD, FACOG

Published as President, Medical Director of San Diego, and Chief of Women's Health at Human Longevity, tagged Women's Health and Internal Medicine.

Published qualificationsThe company states she has over 25 years of clinical experience and awards including Top Doctors of San Diego and the Sharp Rees Stealy Physician Excellence Award, and that she was previously an assistant professor at Saint Louis University and a physician at Sharp Rees Stealy.

Across Human Longevity

Human Longevity publishes one Care Team page covering both its California clinics and names only Dr. Ziainia to San Diego, as its Medical Director of San Diego. The eleven clinicians below are published with photographs, specialty tags and biographies at company level, under the headings Clinical Leadership, Clinician Team (labelled '10 clinicians') and Clinical Advisory Team. Their location is not published, and none of them is presented here as the clinician a San Diego patient would see.

Longevity Clinician

Keon Pearson, MD, MBA

Tagged Internal Medicine and Cardiology. Published as a board-certified internal medicine physician specializing in preventive care and longevity medicine.

Published qualificationsThe company states he is a Harvard graduate with early research in aging and holds a dual MD/MBA from Stanford, where he also completed internal medicine residency, with interests in cardiology, lipidology and kidney dysfunction.

Longevity Clinician

Neha Ravi, DO

Tagged Internal Medicine, Women's Health and Functional Medicine. Published as a board-certified Family Medicine physician with osteopathic training and certification in health coaching.

Published qualificationsThe company states she is licensed in California, Arizona and New York, with expertise in cardiometabolic health, exercise and nutrition counselling, pelvic health and hormonal optimization, and additional training in fertility awareness-based methods.

Longevity Clinician

Eric Dinenberg, MD, MPH

Tagged Functional Medicine and Internal Medicine. Published as fellowship-trained in Integrative Medicine with over 18 years of experience.

Published qualificationsThe company states he completed his residency at UCSF and earned his MPH at UC Berkeley, and that before joining he worked in private practice at Scripps Memorial and was co-founder and CMO at a population health company.

Chief of Cardiology

William D. Keen, MD, FACC

Tagged Cardiology and Internal Medicine. Published as having over two decades of clinical and academic experience.

Published qualificationsThe company states he was Assistant Medical Director and Chief of Echocardiography, Adult Congenital Heart Disease, and Internal Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, and that he maintains an academic appointment at UCSD as Clinical Professor of Medicine.

Longevity Clinician

Margaret O'Byrne, MD

Tagged Internal Medicine and Functional Medicine.

Published qualificationsThe company states she graduated from Rutgers Medical School, completed her residency in Internal Medicine and Vascular Medicine and her fellowship at Cleveland Clinic and the Andrew Weil Center, and serves as a medical consultant for the Medical Board of California.

Longevity Clinician

Madison Pachoe, DNP, FNP-C

Tagged Women's Health and Internal Medicine. Published as a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.

Published qualificationsThe company states she received her BS in Biology from Georgetown University and completed her Master's and Doctorate in Nursing at Columbia University with a subspecialty in women's health, after two years at the CDC.

Longevity Clinician

Abigail Mori, MSN, AGPCNP-BC

Tagged Cardiology and Internal Medicine. Published as board certified with a clinical background in Cardiology and Internal Medicine.

Published qualificationsThe company states she has been recognized with Scripps' "Honored Caregiver" award by her patients.

Longevity Clinician

Jessica Kelley, MSN, AGPCNP-BC

Tagged Internal Medicine. Published as Board-Certified in Adult and Gerontology Primary Care with dual degrees as Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Nurse Specialist.

Published qualificationsThe company states she has over a decade of clinical experience, most notably in Internal Medicine at Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines.

Longevity Clinician

Julia Appis, DNP, FNP-BC

Tagged Internal Medicine. Published as board certified with experience in internal medicine as well as family medicine.

Longevity Clinician

Marion Guyer, MD, MPH

Tagged Internal Medicine and Functional Medicine. Published as a board-certified Internal Medicine physician with 25 years of clinical experience.

Published qualificationsThe company states she is a Yale graduate and UCSF trained, combining internal medicine with an integrative, holistic approach.

Chief Clinical Advisor

David Karow, MD, PhD

Tagged Radiology and Genomics. Published as internationally recognized as an innovative leader in MRI imaging and genomic analytics.

Published qualificationsThe company states he graduated from medical school at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in 2005 in a combined MD/PhD program with a distinction in research, and completed residency and fellowship at UC San Diego and UC Los Angeles respectively.

Published by Human Longevity at organisation level · source ↗

Tests and services

Everything Human Longevity, San Diego lists

13 tests and services across 11 kinds of care

People come here for

Whole-body baseline, Heart & circulation, Metabolic health & blood sugar, Cancer risk & screening, Brain & cognition, Genetics & biological age, Strength, fitness & body composition, Track my progress & optimize over time and Advanced diagnostics & emerging care.

Advanced laboratory testing & biomarkers

Labs & biomarkers

Comprehensive biomarker panel: Blood testing far beyond an annual physical, 50–160+ markers.

Full-body MRI & advanced imaging

Imaging & screening

Full-body MRI: Scans the whole body for tumors and abnormalities before symptoms.

Advanced heart imaging

Imaging & screening

Coronary calcium score: A quick CT that counts hardened plaque in heart arteries.

Cancer-detection testing

Imaging & screening

Multi-cancer early detection blood test: Screens one blood draw for signals of 50+ cancers.
Stool-based colon screening: At-home stool test for colorectal cancer signals.

Genetics, inherited risk & biological age

Labs & biomarkers

Genetic & genomic testing: Reads DNA for inherited risk and drug response.

Fitness, strength & body-composition assessment

Fitness & tracking

DEXA scan: Measures bone density, lean mass and visceral fat precisely.
Bioimpedance body composition: Estimates body fat and muscle using electrical impedance.

Brain & cognitive assessment

Imaging & screening

Brain MRI with volumetrics: Measures brain structure against your age group.

Longitudinal tracking & optimization

Fitness & tracking

Continuous glucose monitoring: Tracks blood sugar response to food, sleep and stress in real time.

Preventive screening & executive assessment

Imaging & screening

Low-dose lung CT: Screens for lung cancer in eligible current/former smokers.
Electrocardiogram: Records the heart's electrical rhythm.
Echocardiogram: Ultrasound imaging of heart structure and function.

Lifestyle & performance planning

Lifestyle & programs

Named as a kind of care, without a specific test.

Programs & care formats

Lifestyle & programs

Named as a kind of care, without a specific test.

Also published by this clinic

In the clinic's own words, not yet matched to a category we can compare across clinics.

Subspecialty Consults

What gets measured

The testing panel

As the clinic describes it. Marker counts are not measured the same way from clinic to clinic, so they are not comparable between profiles.

Who reads the result"A longevity clinician reviews your lab results, imaging, and genomic data with you directly — providing personalized insights and a clear action plan."

What it coversWhole genome sequencing of all 6.4 billion base pairs, with annual re-annotation · Pharmacogenomics, disease risk insights, carrier status and heritable traits · Whole body MRI, brain MRI with NeuroQuant and low-dose CT of lung · Echocardiogram, electrocardiogram and CT cardiac calcium score · Blood biomarkers · DEXA bone density and InBody body composition · Continuous glucose monitoring and Zio patch cardiac monitoring, at 100+ Care · Cologuard and cardiac MRI, at 100+ Care · GRAIL cancer liquid biopsy and AMRA MRI body composition, at 100+ Concierge

Where the sample is takenEverything is published as happening in a single day at the clinic, with imaging, genomics, bloodwork and cardiac testing run in sequence.

Included in the priceIncluded in the Executive Health price and every programme above it. Genomics is also sold on its own at $599.

Repeat testing"We recommend annual assessments. Longitudinal data — comparing results year-over-year — is one of the most powerful tools in preventive medicine."

Pricing and payment model

What the clinic publishes

Genomics for All$599One-time · Yours for life. Whole genome sequencing, pharmacogenomics, disease risk insights, carrier status and heritable traits, Longevity AI app access and annual re-analysis

Executive Health$8,000Annual. Everything in Genomics plus screening whole body MRI, brain MRI with NeuroQuant, hundreds of blood biomarkers, echocardiogram and EKG, DEXA, CT calcium score, expert clinician review and the $1M Cancer Pledge. Published as available only to people under 65

100+ Care$12,000Annual. Everything in Executive Health plus a continuous glucose monitor, Zio patch monitoring, Cologuard, low-dose CT of lung and cardiac MRI

100+ Concierge$19,000Annual. Everything in 100+ Care plus GRAIL cancer liquid biopsy, AMRA MRI body composition, subspecialty consults, MGH consults and concierge primary care

What’s included

These come with what you buy rather than being treatments in themselves. The pledge in particular is published as a separate commitment rather than as part of the assessment.

Your own private client room for the day, with a curated lunch served during the visit
The Personal Longevity Intelligence Platform, where your genome, imaging, biomarkers and cardiac data live
Longevity AI app access and annual re-analysis of your genome
A medical and family history intake reviewed before you arrive
A clinician walking you through every finding, and over 150 GB of data you own and can share with your primary care physician
In-house specialist consultations and a nationwide expert referral network for follow-up care
The $1M Cancer Prevention Pledge, with Executive Health

Prices may change. Confirm inclusions and current fees directly with the clinic.

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