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The first dedicated longevity medicine facility in the Czech Republic, the Healthy Longevity Clinic, has taken a significant step forward. In response to growing demand for its services, it has opened a new, substantially larger headquarters in the modern complex, The Park, in Prague’s Chodov district. This expansion, which includes nine consulting rooms and a comfortable infusion suite, will allow the clinic to provide care to even more clients who wish to proactively shape their health and vitality.
The clinic’s mission is not simply to add years to people’s lives, but fundamentally to extend the healthy and active part of it, as co-founder and CEO Petr Šrámek explains. The clinic’s philosophy is built on a blend of advanced diagnostics, personalised nutrition and exercise plans, and state-of-the-art therapies. This holistic approach focuses on the root causes of ageing and health complications, rather than just their symptoms. Through close collaboration with scientific institutions, the clinic offers therapies that are often not yet available in mainstream healthcare.
Founded in 2021 by entrepreneur Petr Šrámek and physician Dr František Zámola, the clinic was born from a vision to bring the latest longevity insights to Europe. Dr Zámola notes that while the traditional system treats consequences, their focus is on the causes of ageing. This proactive approach is the foundation of all the clinic’s programmes. The individual plans target key areas such as supporting brain health for improved memory and concentration, preventing cardiovascular disease, promoting natural cellular regeneration, strengthening the immune system, and using regenerative aesthetics to rejuvenate skin and hair.
The new location in The Park not only provides a modern environment for world-class care but is also highly accessible, situated directly opposite the Westfield Chodov shopping centre. The Healthy Longevity Clinic thus solidifies its position as a leader building a bridge between science and clinical practice with a single goal: to improve quality of life by extending its healthy, active years.
