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Kairos · annual assessment

Three days. One straight answer.

And one doctor who stays responsible for it.

See the three daysTELOMERA LONGEVIUMXII

How the three days run.

  1. Day one01

    Structure

    Imaging and anatomy: what is actually there right now.

    What's included
    • Whole-body MRI
    • Coronary CT and plaque characterisation
    • DEXA and body composition
    • Retinal and vascular imaging
    • Approximately 190 analytes

  2. Day two02

    Function + biology

    How well it all works when we push it — lungs, legs, memory, sleep, metabolism.

    What's included
    • VO₂max and substrate curves
    • Strength, gait and balance
    • Cognitive and neurological biomarkers
    • Sleep assessment
    • Fourteen-day glucose signature
    • Clinical psychology interview

  3. Day three03

    The Long Table

    Everything lands in one room, becomes one plan, and gets one doctor’s name on it.

    What's included
    • Full-faculty review
    • What to start
    • What to stop
    • What to watch
    • What to re-measure and when
A multidisciplinary clinical faculty seated around one long table, reviewing a single case together.
Day three · The Long Table

Three days of tests are worthless without this bit.

  • Start
  • Stop
  • Watch
  • Re-measure

You don’t have one age. You have eleven.

We only act on a result when it changes what we would do.

  1. 01Brain
  2. 02Heart
  3. 03Liver
  4. 04Kidney
  5. 05Lung
  6. 06Immune
  7. 07Vasculature
  8. 08Muscle
  9. 09Adipose
  10. 10Pancreas
  11. 11Intestine
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