Longevity Clinics in Boulder
Boulder has 1 verified longevity clinic in this directory, offering Full-Body MRI Screening, Comprehensive Biomarker Panels and Executive Physical. Facts are checked against each clinic's own website.
CO, United States
Facts on this page are checked against each clinic's own website. Oldest check: 25 August 2026.
What you will find in Boulder
Boulder’s listing is a studio-model wellness clinic: pay-per-service, menu-based, built around infusions, recovery services and diagnostics booked individually rather than an annual membership.
It is a small market with a clear offer, and the services section on this page shows exactly what is available without needing to read the clinic’s marketing.
Longevity medicine in Boulder
Boulder searches for intravenous therapy and functional medicine ahead of diagnostics, which fits an unusually active population buying recovery rather than assessment. The listing here is a pay-per-service wellness clinic rather than a physician membership.
Altitude is a real clinical variable in this market and one that clinics elsewhere never have to think about. Boulder sits at roughly 1,600 metres, where there is less oxygen available per breath, so a VO2 max measured here will read lower than the same person tested at sea level. Any report should state the altitude it was measured at, and comparing a Boulder result against a sea-level one without that context is comparing two different tests.
Cold and recovery services are heavily used in this market, and one finding is worth knowing if you lift: regular cold immersion in the hours straight after resistance training appears to blunt some of the muscle adaptation. Separating cold exposure from training by several hours is the usual advice, and it is rarely offered at the front desk.
For infusions, the same two safety points apply as anywhere - rapid fluid loads carry risk in kidney disease and heart failure, and high-dose vitamin C is unsafe in G6PD deficiency, an inherited enzyme condition a clinic should test for rather than ask about.
Services available in Boulder
Every service listed by at least one verified clinic here, with the clinics that offer it. Each service links to what it is, what it costs and what the evidence shows.
Therapy
NAD+ IV therapy is a slow drip of a molecule every cell uses to move energy around. The reasoning is well known; the human evidence behind it is very thin.
Peptide therapy prescribes short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body, a category running from licensed medicines to unapproved compounds.
Hormone optimisation is prescription treatment - testosterone, menopausal hormone therapy, thyroid - given for symptoms confirmed by repeat blood tests.
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy means breathing oxygen inside a pressurised chamber. It is proven hospital treatment for a short, specific list of conditions.
IV vitamin therapy drips vitamins and minerals straight into a vein. It is real treatment for a diagnosed deficiency and weakly supported for anyone else.
Diagnostic
A full-body MRI is a whole-body scan that looks for tumours, aneurysms and organ disease before symptoms appear, using magnets rather than X-rays.
A longevity blood panel goes well past a routine check-up, adding cholesterol particle counts, inflammation markers, hormones and early metabolic signals.
An executive physical packs a year of check-ups into one day: bloods, imaging, a heart and fitness assessment, and a doctor who explains all of it.
Lifestyle
Whole-body cryotherapy is two to three minutes in a chamber near minus 120 degrees Celsius, used for recovery, with less evidence behind it than an ice bath.
Red light therapy shines red and near-infrared light on the skin. The evidence is reasonable for skin and hair, mixed for pain, and absent for ageing.
Concierge
Concierge medicine is an annual fee paid to a practice for access: same-day appointments, longer visits, and a doctor who carries far fewer patients.
What it costs in Boulder
From this directory
The clinic in Boulder sits in the upper band ($$$).
Boulder is a pay-per-service market, so the single-session price is the real number and memberships are a volume discount rather than an entry requirement.
Nothing on a recovery or infusion menu is covered by insurance. For anything prescribed, the recurring cost of monitoring bloods matters more than the price of the first appointment.
What the evidence says
Independent reviews of the research behind services offered by clinics in Boulder. They run whether or not the verdict suits the directory.
Clinics nearby in the Denver-Boulder area
Verified clinics in nearby cities, checked the same way as those above.
Longevity clinics in Boulder: common questions
Is there a longevity clinic in Boulder?
Yes. The Boulder listing is a pay-per-service wellness clinic offering infusions, recovery services and diagnostics from a menu rather than by membership.
Does altitude affect VO2 max testing in Boulder?
Yes. There is less oxygen available per breath at altitude, so a measurement taken in Boulder will read lower than the same person tested at sea level. A report should state the altitude it was measured at.