Cenegenics - Fayetteville

Cenegenics runs its North Carolina centre in Fayetteville, at 2413 Robeson St. The clinic's own site says it serves the surrounding area, including Fort Bragg, Hope Mills and Spring Lake.

Care works in two stages. A Performance Health Assessment comes first, a round of blood testing and diagnostics, and those results feed an ongoing Performance Health Program. It is an annual paid membership, not a one-off appointment, so this is not somewhere you drop in for a single test.

Beyond the diagnostics run at every Cenegenics centre, the North Carolina page lists tests of its own:

• VO2 max, the most oxygen your body can use while exercising hard
• a DEXA scan, a low-dose X-ray measuring bone density and how much of your body is muscle rather than fat
• a CCTA, a CT scan of the arteries feeding the heart, read with software from Cleerly
• a CIMT, an ultrasound measuring the thickness of the neck artery wall
• genetic, nutrigenomic and micronutrient testing

The centre's own page names hormone replacement therapy among its services, in bioidentical and pellet forms.

The listed centre physician is Rolf Wallin, MD, who took his medical degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and has been a Cenegenics partner physician since 2017. A nutrition coach and a member experience coordinator are also listed.

The centre is 5.5 miles from Fayetteville Regional Airport and 80 miles from Raleigh/Durham International. Cenegenics offers a free 10-minute introductory call before an assessment is booked.