Longevity Clinics in Switzerland: What They Cost and What Is Included
September 2026Updated 11 min read
Published starting prices at longevity clinics in Switzerland run from CHF 2,499 for a half-day check-up in Zurich to CHF 50,250 for a seven-day Revitalisation Premium stay at Clinique La Prairie in Montreux, read from the clinics' own websites on 22 September 2026. Whether the room, meals and transfers sit inside the figure differs from clinic to clinic, and that decides most comparisons.
In short
- On 22 September 2026, Swiss longevity clinics published starting prices from CHF 2,499 for a half-day check-up at AYUN in Zurich to CHF 50,250 for Clinique La Prairie's seven-day Revitalisation Premium, and The Kusnacht Practice lists weeks from CHF 117,300.
- Clinique La Prairie includes the room and full board in most of its programme prices; Chenot Palace Weggis (rooms from CHF 410 a night) and Grand Resort Bad Ragaz quote the programme without accommodation.
- The Prevention and Ageing Well week at Weggis costs at least CHF 9,970 once seven nights at the lowest room rate are added to its CHF 7,100 programme price.
- A 2025 review in Biogerontology found that no longevity intervention has yet been proven effective or ready for widespread clinical adoption, so a higher price buys staffing, comfort and diagnostics rather than a proven outcome.
- Before paying a deposit, ask for an itemised quote covering the room, meals, transfers, add-on treatments and the price of a repeat measurement on the same test.
CHF 2,499
Half-day longevity check-up at AYUN in Zurich, the entry price published on 22 September 2026.
CHF 31,800
Starting price for seven days of Revitalisation at Clinique La Prairie, with room, full board and transfer.
CHF 117,300
Weekly starting price at The Kusnacht Practice: one client, a staffed villa, all meals.
What a longevity clinic in Switzerland actually sells
Longevity clinic is a label, not a medical category. In Switzerland it covers just over twenty private clinics offering longevity tests and treatments, according to a count published by SWI swissinfo.ch in May 2025, against an estimated 800 in the United States. The Swiss ones sell four different things at very different prices, and reading a figure without knowing which of the four it belongs to is how a morning of blood tests ends up compared with a residential week.
The four are the check-up, which sells measurement; the outpatient programme, which adds follow-up over months; the residential week, which sells supervised days on site; and the private stay, which sells one client at a time. Every figure below comes from the clinic's own website, read on 22 September 2026, unless it is marked as reported. What these programmes contain clinically is described on the longevity and revitalisation page, and what longevity medicine can and cannot do in our guide to longevity medicine.
| Tier | What the price buys | Published Swiss range |
|---|---|---|
| Check-up | Tests and a physician to read them, from half a day to five days. Examples: AYUN in Zurich, the medical centre of Clinique La Prairie in Montreux. | CHF 2,499 to 17,680 |
| Outpatient programme | Diagnostics plus physician follow-up without a bed. Example: AYUN 360 in Zurich. Calda Clinic, Zurich, also prices an outpatient Longevity Package. | CHF 25,000 to 32,000 |
| Residential week | Seven nights of diagnostics, consultations and treatments on site. Examples: Chenot Palace Weggis, Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Clinique La Prairie. | CHF 5,500 plus room to CHF 50,250 |
| Private stay | One client at a time in a staffed residence, testing and treatment included. Example: The Kusnacht Practice, on Lake Zurich. | From CHF 117,300 a week |
Starting prices published by the clinics named, read on 22 September 2026. At Weggis and Bad Ragaz the room is charged separately; at La Prairie and The Kusnacht Practice it is included. Sources are listed at the end of this guide.
From the cheapest published check-up to the most expensive published week, the difference is a factor of more than forty. The chart puts the main starting prices on one scale.
Longevity check-ups and outpatient programmes
The entry point is a check-up with no bed attached. AYUN, which calls itself the first longevity walk-in clinic in Switzerland and sits five minutes from Zurich main station, publishes three half-day packages: Essential at CHF 2,499, Complete at CHF 5,299 and Extended at CHF 7,299. The Essential package covers a 60-minute physician consultation, 19 blood values, a genetic panel, body composition, VO2 max and strength testing, and a 90-minute review of the results.
On Lake Geneva, the medical centre of Clinique La Prairie lists check-ups from CHF 3,000 for one day; its Deluxe programme of three to five days starts at CHF 15,000. La Prairie's own three-day Health Diagnostic, with a standard room and full board, starts at CHF 17,680. Its imaging list includes a chest CT with calcium score and a brain MRI, the MRI depending on age, history and health status.
| Clinic | Package | Length | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| AYUN, Zurich | Essential | Half day | CHF 2,499 |
| AYUN, Zurich | Complete | Half day | CHF 5,299 |
| AYUN, Zurich | Extended | Half day | CHF 7,299 |
| AYUN, Zurich | AYUN 360, base programme | Full day, then care through the year | CHF 25,000 |
| Clinique La Prairie medical centre, Montreux | Essential | 1 day | From CHF 3,000 |
| Clinique La Prairie medical centre, Montreux | Signature | 1 to 2 days | From CHF 6,500 |
| Clinique La Prairie medical centre, Montreux | Deluxe | 3 to 5 days | From CHF 15,000 |
| Clinique La Prairie, Montreux | Health Diagnostic, room and full board included | 3 days | From CHF 17,680 |
| Grand Resort Bad Ragaz | Health Check-Up, room extra | 3 nights | CHF 4,900 |
| Swiss Medical Network hospitals | Conventional hospital check-up | Half day to 2 days | From CHF 2,700 |
| Calda Clinic, Zurich | Longevity Package, outpatient | Not stated | CHF 32,000 |
| Longevity Center Switzerland, Zurich | Check-up to Supreme, as reported in May 2025 | Half day to 3 days | CHF 1,850 to 14,500 |
Clinic websites, read on 22 September 2026, except Longevity Center Switzerland, whose prices were reported by SWI swissinfo.ch on 2 May 2025; its own brochure gives durations but no prices. Swiss Medical Network's check-up starts at CHF 3,190 at Privatklinik Bethanien in Zurich.
Two reference points help. Swiss Medical Network, the group that runs Clinique de Genolier, prices a conventional hospital check-up from CHF 2,700, or from CHF 3,190 at Privatklinik Bethanien in Zurich. Longevity Center Switzerland publishes its check-up brochure without prices; SWI swissinfo.ch reported in May 2025 that its check-up started at CHF 1,850 and that its Supreme package, around thirty tests including biological age and a three-dimensional body scan, cost CHF 14,500.
Two Zurich clinics stretch the outpatient model further. AYUN 360, listed as on request, has a base programme of CHF 25,000 that adds a full-body MRI, full genome sequencing and physician-led health management through the year to the Extended check-up. Calda Clinic publishes an outpatient Longevity Package at CHF 32,000.
A check-up price buys one measurement and a physician to read it. If you want to know whether anything changed, the repeat is a separate question, and its price is worth asking before you buy the first. Our note on whether a full-body MRI is worth it covers the results themselves.
Longevity clinic is a label, not a medical category.
Clinique La Prairie prices and the Revitalisation programme
Clinique La Prairie in Montreux, which dates its work to 1931, publishes starting prices for its programmes in Switzerland and, for most of them, folds the stay into the figure. Its seven-day Revitalisation programme starts at CHF 31,800 and covers accommodation, full board, a limousine transfer and full access to the fitness and wellness areas.
The medical content, as the programme page lists it, combines laboratory tests including a DNA ageing test and glycan and ceramide screening, the clinic's signature rejuvenating formula, CLP Extract, given with what it calls bio-stimulants, a microbiome test with a probiotic course based on the results, an immuno-nutrition workshop and a movement assessment. Revitalisation Premium, from CHF 50,250, adds assessments with a deeper focus on metabolism, brain structure, mental health, cardiovascular health and sleep. When SWI swissinfo.ch surveyed the sector in May 2025, the same programme cost CHF 48,250, which is why every figure in a comparison needs its date.
| Programme | Length | Published price | Room and meals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Life Reset | 7 days | From CHF 14,900 | Standard room and full board. Also listed for China and Thailand, where the Phuket site opens in November 2026; the page does not say which site the CHF price applies to. |
| Health Diagnostic | 3 days | From CHF 17,680 | Standard room and full board |
| Master Detox | 7 days | From CHF 20,950 | Standard room and full board. Also listed for China and Thailand, with the same caveat. |
| Healthy Weight | 7 days | From CHF 21,500 | Included |
| Brain Potential | 7 days | From CHF 28,400 | Included |
| Revitalisation | 7 days | From CHF 31,800 | Included, with limousine transfer |
| Revitalisation Premium | 7 days | From CHF 50,250 | Included, with limousine transfer |
| Stem Cells Protocol | 4 days | From CHF 39,900 for banking, from CHF 5,900 per reinjection | Not included |
cliniquelaprairie.com programme pages, read on 22 September 2026. Healthy Weight, Brain Potential and both Revitalisation programmes are offered only in Switzerland. The Health Diagnostic is offered in Switzerland and China, with the Chinese price given in CNY.
The Stem Cells Protocol is the one programme priced without the stay. Banking the patient's own stem cells, taken from fat tissue in a surgical procedure under general anaesthesia during a four-day stay, starts at CHF 39,900, and each reinjection starts at CHF 5,900, with accommodation and meals on top. The clinic presents the protocol as an aesthetic treatment for skin rejuvenation. What Swiss rules allow and what the evidence shows for such treatments is covered in our guide to stem cell therapy in Switzerland.
Chenot Palace Weggis and Bad Ragaz: programme plus room
Chenot Palace Weggis, on Lake Lucerne, publishes a price for each of its five programmes, all designed for a minimum stay of seven nights: Advanced Detox at CHF 5,500, Body Insights and Optimisation at CHF 6,100, Recover and Energise at CHF 6,400, Prevention and Ageing Well at CHF 7,100 and Sleep Cycles at CHF 7,960. Each combines diagnostic tests, medical consultations, individual treatments and the Chenot Diet.
The room is not in that figure. The clinic states that accommodation is additional and starts from CHF 410 a night, so seven nights add at least CHF 2,870. The structure is stated openly and is still easy to misread when two quotes are compared.
Tamina Health at Grand Resort Bad Ragaz quotes the same way. Its Longevity programme costs CHF 9,900 for seven nights, CHF 12,900 for ten and CHF 15,900 for fourteen, per person and excluding accommodation, with half the total due within three working days of booking. The fixed content includes medical consultations on arrival and departure, spiroergometry with VO2 max, a DXA body-composition scan, laboratory tests, a sleep analysis, heart-rate variability, traditional Chinese medicine and nutrition counselling; a three-night Health Check-Up costs CHF 4,900, also per person and excluding accommodation.
Clinique La Prairie bundles instead, so a comparison between the two models only works once the room has been added to one side.
The private stay: from CHF 117,300 a week
Above the programme tier sits a different product: one client, one house, one team. The Kusnacht Practice publishes that its programmes begin at CHF 117,300 a week, with a private villa overlooking Lake Zurich, a private chef, all meals and all treatment costs included, and travel to and from Zurich, unrelated medical expenses and continuing care excluded. SWI swissinfo.ch reported in May 2025 that its longevity programme, BIO-R Restoration, starts at the same weekly figure.
The clinic treats one client at a time, so its team is attached to one person instead of being shared across a ward. If a private stay is under consideration, the useful questions are which specialists are on site each day and what is measured before and after.
How Swiss prices compare with Germany and Spain
Two clinics elsewhere in Europe publish prices on the same programme-plus-room basis. Lanserhof Tegernsee in Germany prices seven nights of its medical basis therapy from EUR 2,940, excluding accommodation, with seven nights as the minimum stay. SHA in Spain charges EUR 1,200 a night for its Advanced Longevity programme from four nights, accommodation not included, which comes to EUR 8,400 for seven nights before the room.
At CHF 5,500 to 7,960, the seven-night programme fees at Weggis are well above Lanserhof's and in the same range as SHA's; Bad Ragaz's Longevity week, at CHF 9,900, costs more than either. The all-inclusive weeks at La Prairie cannot be set against them directly, because the programme pages of the other two do not show their room rates. Prices are given in each clinic's own currency, so small gaps depend on the exchange rate.
The bigger difference is scale. SWI swissinfo.ch counted just over twenty Swiss longevity clinics in May 2025 against an estimated 800 in the United States, so a patient comparing Swiss options is choosing from a short list and can ask each clinic for a written price.
What is included, and what quietly is not
Five things decide whether a published figure is the figure you pay: accommodation, transfers, booking terms, add-on treatments and the re-assessment. Transfers are included in La Prairie's two Revitalisation programmes, listed for Life Reset and Master Detox only at the clinic's Chinese and Thai sites, and excluded by The Kusnacht Practice for travel to and from Zurich. Booking terms vary too: Bad Ragaz asks for half the total within three working days of booking and charges the full price for cancellations 14 nights or less before arrival, while Calda Clinic requires an advance deposit.
Add-ons are where the widest prices and the thinnest evidence meet, and among the clinics checked for this guide few price them in public. La Prairie's stem cell banking and reinjection are one exception; vitamin infusions at Maison Tóā in Lausanne, listed from CHF 280, are another. SWI swissinfo.ch noted that common clinic treatments such as cryotherapy, red light, vitamin infusions and hyperbaric oxygen can improve specific biomarkers, for example in athletes, but that most fail to show the benefits last or help people live longer.
The re-assessment is the one to press on. A programme that measures your biological age on arrival and never again has sold you a number, not a result. Ask when the second measurement happens, what it costs and whether it uses the same test: a 2022 study in Nature Aging found that technical noise alone produced deviations of up to nine years between replicate readings on six prominent epigenetic clocks.
How to compare two quotes
Two quotes for a Swiss longevity week can arrive in very different shapes, as the Weggis and La Prairie examples show. Six steps make them comparable.
How to compare two quotes
Match the length
Compare seven nights with seven nights. Bad Ragaz sells its Longevity programme in blocks of 7, 10 and 14 nights; La Prairie's Health Diagnostic runs three days and most of its programmes seven.
Add the room, meals and transfer
Where the programme excludes accommodation, add the nightly rate: at Weggis, seven nights at the lowest published rate add CHF 2,870. Then check whether meals and airport transfers are in the figure.
List the tests line by line
A package name says little. Write down the blood values, imaging, genetic and epigenetic tests each quote includes, and which of them depend on the physician's judgement on the day.
Separate the extras
Injections, infusions, stem cell procedures and take-home supplements can be priced outside the programme. Ask for each to be itemised with its price.
Fix the re-test
Agree when the follow-up measurement happens, what it costs and that it uses the same test from the same provider. Without it, no change can be shown.
Get the terms in writing
Confirm the currency, taxes, deposit and cancellation terms before paying, and any booking conditions such as advance-booking rules.
A published price is a starting point, not a quotation. Tell us what you want to measure or change, and we can put the current published figures and options for the Swiss programmes that fit in front of you. When treatment at home is the better answer, we say so. Write to us with an outline.
What the money does not buy
It does not buy a proven outcome. A 2025 review in Biogerontology concluded that no longevity intervention has yet been proven effective or ready for widespread clinical adoption. The chief executive of Clinique La Prairie, Simone Gibertoni, told SWI swissinfo.ch in 2025: "We don't have the magic pill that can prove over any doubt that we can live longer."
A clinic can still earn its fee by measuring carefully, explaining risks and helping someone change those habits. Which treatments have evidence behind them, and how Swiss cellular therapy began in 1931, is set out in our guide to longevity medicine.
About these figures
Some Swiss longevity clinics publish no prices in Swiss francs; Longevity Center Switzerland, for one, gives durations but no figures in its check-up brochure. The clinics that do publish can change their prices without notice. Treat every figure here as a published starting point on 22 September 2026 rather than a quotation, and ask for a written breakdown before you commit. Where a clinic named here belongs to our network, its own page on this site says so.
- Published prices, read on 22 September 2026Clinique La Prairie, Revitalisation; Revitalisation Premium; Health Diagnostic; Healthy Weight; Brain Potential; Life Reset; Master Detox; Stem Cells Protocol; Clinique La Prairie medical centre, check-ups; Chenot Palace Weggis, programmes and accommodation; Grand Resort Bad Ragaz, Tamina Health Longevity and Health Check-Up; AYUN, check-ups, check-up contents and location; Calda Clinic, fees; The Kusnacht Practice, pricing; Swiss Medical Network, check-up; Lanserhof Tegernsee, Lanserhof Classic; SHA, Advanced Longevity; Maison Tóā, Lausanne.
- Reported figuresSWI swissinfo.ch, 2 May 2025, for Longevity Center Switzerland's prices, The Kusnacht Practice's BIO-R Restoration programme, the earlier Revitalisation Premium price, the count of Swiss and US clinics, and the statements quoted here. Longevity Center Switzerland's own check-up brochure lists durations without prices.
- ResearchYu and colleagues, Biogerontology, 2025, on the state of longevity interventions; Higgins-Chen and colleagues, Nature Aging, 2022, on the reliability of epigenetic clocks; Li and colleagues, Circulation, 2018, on lifestyle and life expectancy.
Questions patients ask
How much does a longevity clinic in Switzerland cost?
On 22 September 2026, Swiss longevity clinics published starting prices from CHF 2,499 for a half-day check-up at AYUN in Zurich to CHF 50,250 for Clinique La Prairie's seven-day Revitalisation Premium in Montreux. Seven-night programmes at Chenot Palace Weggis start at CHF 5,500 plus a room from CHF 410 a night, and The Kusnacht Practice lists residential weeks from CHF 117,300.
How much does Clinique La Prairie cost?
Clinique La Prairie's medical centre lists one-day check-ups from CHF 3,000 without a room, and the clinic's three-day Health Diagnostic, with room and full board, starts at CHF 17,680. Seven-day programmes with room and full board run from Healthy Weight at CHF 21,500 and Brain Potential at CHF 28,400 to Revitalisation at CHF 31,800 and Revitalisation Premium at CHF 50,250. Life Reset and Master Detox are listed from CHF 14,900 and CHF 20,950 without naming the site, and stem cell banking starts at CHF 39,900, without accommodation.
What is included in the La Prairie Revitalisation programme?
The seven-day Revitalisation programme, from CHF 31,800, includes accommodation, full board, a limousine transfer and access to the fitness and wellness areas. Its medical content, according to the clinic, covers laboratory tests including a DNA ageing test and glycan and ceramide screening, the CLP Extract formula given with what it calls bio-stimulants, a microbiome test with a probiotic course, an immuno-nutrition workshop and a movement assessment.
How much does Chenot Palace Weggis cost?
Chenot Palace Weggis publishes five seven-night programmes: Advanced Detox at CHF 5,500, Body Insights and Optimisation at CHF 6,100, Recover and Energise at CHF 6,400, Prevention and Ageing Well at CHF 7,100 and Sleep Cycles at CHF 7,960. Accommodation is charged on top, from CHF 410 a night, so a week costs at least CHF 2,870 more than the programme price.
Is accommodation included in the price of a longevity programme?
It depends on the clinic. Clinique La Prairie includes the room and full board in most of its programme prices. Chenot Palace Weggis and Tamina Health at Grand Resort Bad Ragaz quote the programme without accommodation, and La Prairie's own stem cell protocol excludes accommodation and meals. Ask which structure applies before comparing two figures.
How much is a longevity check-up in Zurich?
AYUN in Zurich publishes half-day check-ups at CHF 2,499 (Essential), CHF 5,299 (Complete) and CHF 7,299 (Extended). SWI swissinfo.ch reported in May 2025 that Longevity Center Switzerland charged from CHF 1,850 for a check-up and CHF 14,500 for its most extensive package. A conventional hospital check-up at Privatklinik Bethanien in Zurich starts at CHF 3,190.
How many longevity clinics are there in Switzerland?
SWI swissinfo.ch counted just over twenty private clinics offering longevity tests and treatments in Switzerland in May 2025, against an estimated 800 longevity clinics in the United States. The Swiss clinics range from walk-in diagnostic centres in Zurich to residential programmes on Lake Geneva and Lake Lucerne.
Does health insurance pay for a longevity clinic?
Do not assume it will. Calda Clinic states that its concept is not included in any health insurance scheme and that its patients are self-funded. Longevity Center Switzerland says Swiss supplementary insurance may reimburse all or part of preventive health services. Ask your insurer in writing before booking, and ask the clinic for an invoice that separates medical services from accommodation.
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