Longevity clinics and doctors in Raleigh-Durham
11 clinics in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and nearby towns, with their doctors and the tests and programs each one offers.
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BioFunctional Med
BioFunctional Med is a self-pay functional integrative medicine practice on Six Forks Road in Raleigh, one of three offices with Wilson and Rocky Mount. Its physicians Jennifer Yap, DO and Alvin Antony, MD offer testosterone and bio-identical hormone pellet and injection therapy, peptide therapy and IV nutritional therapy, with labs drawn in the office. It also offers medical weight loss and sexual health treatments. Led by Jennifer Yap, DO, Alvin Antony, MD.
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Carolina Longevity
Carolina Longevity is a longevity and internal medicine clinic in Governors Village, Chapel Hill, founded by Ryan D. Schulteis, MD. Its Clinical Testing page offers a precision lab panel, a DXA body composition scan, a VO2 max metabolic test and a DUTCH hormone test, open to members and non-members. Memberships add ongoing physician care, coaching, strength training and recovery services. Led by Ryan D. Schulteis, MD.
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D5 Health
D5 Health is a membership practice on W Jones Street in Raleigh. Dr. Philip Deibel, an OB-GYN with lifestyle medicine certification, works with physician assistant Kendra Dove, PA-C, and registered nurse Ashleigh Deibel, BSN, RN. It offers bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, testosterone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, lab analysis, and VO₂ max and basal metabolic rate testing on a VO₂ Master analyzer. Led by Dr. Philip Deibel, MD.
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Staywell Health
Staywell Health is a direct primary care practice on Falls of Neuse Road in Raleigh, where Daniel Corbin, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, is the sole clinician. Its Hormone Optimization program offers bioidentical hormone therapy for men and women, guided by lab review and follow-up. Complete members also get peptide therapy, including sermorelin, and anti-aging and longevity care.
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Triangle Wellness and Anti-Aging
Triangle Wellness and Anti-Aging is a medical spa on Falls of Neuse Road in Raleigh. Its co-founder and medical director is Adam M. Becker, a board-certified head and neck surgeon, and its team includes registered nurse Amy Altenbach. It offers IV therapy, NAD+ infusions and injections, supplement and peptide injections and InBody body composition testing, alongside skincare and body treatments.
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Compass Health
Compass Health is a direct primary care practice on Southpark Drive in Durham, run by nurse practitioners Erin Kosich, FNP and Heather Alico Lauria, DNP. Members get unlimited visits on a monthly membership, with labs drawn on site. It offers bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and a menopause assessment that includes FSH, estrogen and progesterone labs, alongside primary care and weight loss.
Describes its care in general terms rather than a published test menu.
Holly Springs Direct Primary Care
Holly Springs Direct Primary Care is a direct primary care practice on Raleigh Street in Holly Springs. Scott Bartkoski, MD, board certified in family, lifestyle and obesity medicine and a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, works with nurse practitioners Stephanie Helfrich, FNP-C, and Sara Miller, DNP, FNP-C. Menopause hormone therapy is included in the monthly membership. Led by Scott Bartkoski, MD.
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LongevityMed
LongevityMed is a wellness medicine practice on Sandy Forks Road in Raleigh, formerly Physician's Age Management Centers. It offers bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for men and women, including testosterone, estrogen and progesterone, given as pellets in the office or as injections, after lab work. It also runs a medically managed peptide program.
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Sabia Health
Sabia Health is a direct primary care practice on Shannon Road in Durham for women in midlife. Dr. Abigail DeVries, MD, a board-certified family physician and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, provides the care herself. Members get menopausal hormone therapy alongside primary care, and a perimenopause and menopause consultation with a hormone therapy plan is offered per visit. Led by Dr. Abigail DeVries, MD.
Describes its care in general terms rather than a published test menu.
The Hansell Center for Functional Medicine
The Hansell Center for Functional Medicine is a functional medicine practice on University Drive in Durham. Harriet Hansell, MD, and family nurse practitioner Lindsey Adams, FNP, see patients. Alongside functional medicine visits it offers peptide therapy with oral, topical and injectable peptides, IV ozone therapy and infrared sauna. Led by Harriet Hansell, MD.
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Vibrant Health Clinics
Vibrant Health Clinics (VH) is a longevity and regenerative medicine clinic on Creedmoor Rd in Raleigh, one of several VH offices. Its Raleigh page lists personalized hormone replacement and peptides, IV therapy and cellular detox including chelation, regenerative medicine with stem cells and exosomes, and sexual health services.
Describes its care in general terms rather than a published test menu.
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Longevity clinics in Raleigh-Durham: common questions
How many longevity clinics are in Raleigh-Durham?
We list 11 clinics in Raleigh-Durham, mostly in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and Holly Springs. We add new clinics as we find them.
How much does longevity care cost in Raleigh-Durham?
It depends on what you book. Across the clinics that publish a price, a blood panel runs $50 to $1,000 and a DEXA scan $65 to $249. Memberships cost more and are usually quoted by the clinic. Always confirm the price with the clinic.
Do I need a referral?
Usually not. Most longevity clinics let you book directly, and many are self-pay. Your regular doctor is still a great person to share your results with.