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Dr. José Manuel Hernández Poveda
PERSONALISED MEDICINE FOR A LONGER, MORE ACTIVE AND HEALTHIER LIFE
“La verdadera medicina del futuro no solo trata la enfermedad: anticipa, previene y ayuda a vivir más años con salud, energía y autonomía.”
At the Longevity Unit of the Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital, in collaboration with Age Reversal, we integrate advanced preventive medicine, biomarkers, medical imaging, genetics, epigenetics, artificial intelligence and medical monitoring to gain a better understanding of each person’s biological state.
Our aim is to transform this information into a personalised long-term health strategy: to anticipate risks, identify priorities and support the patient throughout the year to help them maintain their energy, independence, functional capacity, mental clarity and well-being for as long as possible.
Advanced diagnostics and personalised strategies for healthy ageing
Longevity medicine addresses an increasingly pressing concern: not just living longer, but reaching that age in better health, with more energy, greater independence and mental clarity.
In our Longevity Unit, the starting point is to gain a better understanding of how the body is functioning today, so that we can make more informed decisions about health in the years to come. Biomarkers, medical imaging, genetics, epigenetics, body composition, cardiovascular health, brain health and metabolism enable us to build a more comprehensive picture of a person’s state of health.
The aim is to turn this information into a personalised strategy to promote healthy longevity – understood as the ability to live better for longer, with greater functional capacity, wellbeing and quality of life.
Our Longevity Unit is a medical centre specialising in longevity medicine, advanced prevention and personalised care.
At the Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital, this approach is delivered through annual medical programmes that combine advanced tests and investigations, clinical interpretation, personalised protocols and regular check-ups.
This is not a one-off check-up, nor is it an automatic guarantee of a longer life. It is about supporting the patient with data, medical expertise and a health strategy tailored to their profile, medical history and goals.
The collaboration between Publio Cordón Memorial Hospital and Age Reversal enables us to integrate an advanced longevity methodology within a leading hospital setting.
Age Reversal provides a specialised approach based on biomarkers, advanced diagnostics, artificial intelligence, genetics, epigenetics and personalised monitoring. The hospital provides clinical expertise, care coordination, safety and the ability to respond promptly when a finding arises that requires specific medical assessment.
For the patient, this translates into a seamlessly organised experience from start to finish: initial consultation, selection of the most suitable programme, testing and investigations, medical interpretation of results, a personalised treatment plan and follow-up throughout the year.
Technology enables us to observe more. The hospital setting allows for better interpretation, confident action and continuous support.
Our approach enables us to translate advanced medical information into personalised health decisions. It is based on four key steps: assessing the starting point, identifying signs that might otherwise go unnoticed, tailoring prevention strategies and monitoring progress throughout the year.
We assess key areas such as metabolism, the heart, the brain, body composition, sleep, stress and inflammation to identify areas for improvement.
We incorporate tests and investigations designed to identify cardiovascular, metabolic, oncological or neurological risks in the absence of obvious symptoms.
We combine biomarkers, medical imaging, genetics, epigenetics, medical history and lifestyle factors to create an individual profile.
Monitoring throughout the year enables biomarkers to be reviewed, recommendations to be adjusted and the personalised protocol to be adapted.
Our Unit is organised into four annual medical programmes: the Core Longevity Programme, the MasterPlan Longevity Programme, the Elite Longevity Programme and the Infinity Longevity Programme.
Each programme offers a different level of assessment, personalisation and support. The choice depends not only on the number of tests or examinations, but also on each patient’s medical profile, medical history, health goals and the level of follow-up they require.
An in-depth assessment is essential for embarking on a personalised longevity strategy.
Comprehensive assessment with advanced diagnosis and quarterly follow-up.
Ongoing optimisation with monthly monitoring and reassessment throughout the year.
A highly personalised private programme, featuring monthly follow-ups, a bespoke programme and access by invitation only.
Longevity medicine does not end with the delivery of results. All the Unit’s programmes include regular follow-ups to review the patient’s progress, assess biomarkers, adjust recommendations and adapt the personalised protocol throughout the year.
This continuity ensures that the initial assessment is not merely a one-off snapshot, but evolves into a dynamic medical strategy: measure, interpret, act, review and adjust.
From the initial assessment right through to the annual follow-up, the Unit’s care pathway is designed to ensure that each stage is clear, well-coordinated and supported by medical staff.
Our Unit can incorporate medical tests, advanced investigations and follow-up services across various diagnostic areas, depending on the chosen programme and the patient’s medical profile.
These areas are not to be viewed as isolated sections, but rather as components of a comprehensive medical assessment. The aim is to gain a better understanding of each person’s biological status, identify priorities and develop a personalised strategy to promote healthy longevity.
They enable the assessment of metabolism, inflammation, hormonal balance, glycaemic response, nutritional status and markers related to biological age.
It includes examinations such as brain MRI, whole-body MRI, cardiovascular imaging, low-dose lung CT, DEXA and AI-powered analysis tools.
They help to identify individual predispositions and biological markers that are useful for tailoring prevention, always subject to prudent medical interpretation.
It assesses the heart, arteries, cardiorespiratory capacity, vascular risk and cardiac function.
It enables the study of brain structure, memory, attention, brain volume and other indicators associated with neurological health.
It enables the assessment of basal metabolic rate, body composition using DEXA, the microbiome, strength, hearing, biological rhythms, stress response and functional ability.
It can incorporate tools aimed at cancer prevention and early detection, based on age, medical history, risk profile and programme.
It includes a medical assessment, regular check-ups, access to healthcare experts and a personalised treatment plan.
Explore the main areas of advanced medical assessment and how they are integrated into each programme.
The value of our Unit lies not only in carrying out medical tests and advanced investigations, but also in interpreting the results and translating them into a personalised medical strategy.
Following the assessment, the patient receives a personalised longevity protocol. This protocol may include medical priorities, recommendations on nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress, body composition, supplementation where appropriate, monitoring of biomarkers, further tests or referral to specialists should any relevant findings be detected.
The aim is for the patient to receive not just data, but a clear roadmap for looking after their present and future health based on medical expertise.
Discover how biomarkers, medical imaging, genetics, epigenetics, artificial intelligence and medical monitoring come together to form a personalised long-term healthcare strategy.
The experience at our Longevity Unit is organised as an annual, coordinated and personalised medical programme. It begins with an initial consultation to assess your objectives, medical history and the level of assessment required. Tests and investigations are then planned, the medical assessment is carried out, the results are collated and a personalised treatment plan is provided.
Subsequent follow-ups allow us to review the patient’s progress and adapt the recommendations in line with the selected programme.
Our Longevity Unit is aimed at people who wish to look after their health in a proactive, personalised and medically supervised way.
It may be particularly suitable for:
People aged 35 or 40 and over who wish to take a proactive approach and gain a better understanding of their state of health.
Patients with a family history of cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, cognitive decline, obesity or metabolic disorders.
People with high personal or professional demands who wish to maintain their energy levels, physical performance, mental clarity and independence.
Patients interested in biomarkers, markers related to biological age, genetics, epigenetics, body composition and advanced preventive medicine.
People who wish to move from a one-off check-up to an annual programme with personalised medical monitoring.
International patients seeking a private, coordinated and advanced medical experience in Spain.
Healthy longevity requires technology, but it also requires interpretation. Biomarkers, medical imaging, artificial intelligence, genetics and epigenetics can provide valuable information, but their true value becomes apparent when they are integrated with clinical judgement.
At our Unit, we combine advanced methodology, a hospital setting, coordinated care, healthcare experts and personalised follow-up to offer a precise, safe medical experience focused on useful decisions.
A Longevity Unit is a medical facility specialising in the assessment of factors relating to long-term health, biomarkers, markers of biological age, individual risk and personalised monitoring.
Longevity medicine is a preventive medical approach that aims to gain a better understanding of a person’s biological state, identify risks and devise personalised strategies to promote a healthier life for longer.
Its aim is not to promise a longer life, but to help people live better for longer. To this end, it combines advanced diagnostics, biomarkers, medical imaging, genetics, epigenetics, artificial intelligence and personalised medical monitoring.
Healthy longevity focuses on maintaining quality of life, independence, strength, brain health, metabolism and wellbeing. The anti-ageing approach is often associated with more general promises. The Longevity Unit takes a medical, preventative and prudent approach.
These are measurable indicators relating to processes that influence long-term health, such as metabolism, inflammation, hormonal function, glycaemic response, cardiovascular health, body composition and markers related to biological age.
Biological age is an estimate of the body’s functional state based on various markers. It is not a substitute for a full medical assessment, but it can provide useful information as part of a personalised longevity programme.
The unit offers four annual medical programmes: the Core Longevity Programme, the MasterPlan Longevity Programme, the Elite Longevity Programme and the Infinity Longevity Programme. Each offers a different level of diagnostic detail, personalisation and follow-up.
The Infinity Longevity Programme is a private programme offering the highest level of personalisation, with access by invitation or following a private assessment. It is designed for patients who require a particularly individualised level of monitoring, a bespoke treatment plan and medical support.
No. Medical check-ups and longevity programmes are complementary approaches. A check-up assesses your general state of health; longevity medicine adds advanced biomarkers, markers related to biological age, an individual risk profile, a personalised protocol and annual follow-up.
It may be useful for people who wish to plan ahead, gain a better understanding of their health, assess risk factors, improve their habits, maintain their energy levels and independence, or devise a personalised preventative strategy.
Yes. The unit can advise international patients interested in undergoing an advanced health assessment and a longevity programme in Spain.
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