Cenegenics - Atlanta

Cenegenics runs one of its 20 US centres at 2 Ravinia Drive NE in Atlanta, and says it serves the wider metro area, including Buckhead, Sandy Springs and Alpharetta. Its listed staff are one physician, Lloyd Camper, MD, board certified in family medicine and sports medicine, and two performance health coaches.

Access is membership-based. It starts with what Cenegenics calls a Performance Health Assessment, blood biomarker testing and diagnostics reviewed by the centre physician, which then feeds a longer-running programme rather than one-off appointments.

On top of the diagnostics run at every Cenegenics centre, the Atlanta site offers:

• VO2 max testing, an exercise test that measures the most oxygen your body can use while exercising hard
• DEXA body composition scanning, a low-dose X-ray that measures fat, muscle and bone
• a CT scan of the arteries feeding the heart, read by an AI platform, and an ultrasound of the neck artery wall
• brain and nervous system testing, and a 3D scan of muscles and joints
• hormone replacement therapy, including bioidentical hormones
• genetic, nutrigenomic (how your genes affect the way you handle food) and micronutrient testing
• therapeutic plasma exchange, a procedure that separates blood plasma out and replaces it

Parking is free, and the centre is 24 miles from Hartsfield-Jackson airport, with hotel guidance for visiting clients.

Hormone therapy is a prescription decision made with a doctor. Ask what a full year of membership costs, who supervises each protocol, and what monitoring is included.