Zürich's Bahnhofstrasse and the wider banking, asset-management and insurance corridor around it host one of the densest concentrations of senior finance and business leadership in Europe. Long hours, transcontinental travel, board pressure and back-to-back client dinners are not occasional stressors for this group — they are the operating conditions of the job. Yet the annual check-up most executives get, if they get one at all, is built for the general population, not for this specific risk profile.
Why Zürich's Finance Corridor Is a Distinct Risk Profile
Zürich is Switzerland's largest financial centre, home to global bank headquarters, insurers and asset managers concentrated within a few square kilometres of the Bahnhofstrasse. The people who work there share a common set of health pressures: chronically elevated stress from leadership responsibility, frequent intercontinental travel that disrupts sleep and circadian rhythm, and a level of time-poverty that makes it easy to defer preventive care for years at a time.
None of this shows up as an acute symptom. It shows up slowly, in markers that a once-a-year, ten-minute check-up is not designed to catch.
What a Standard Hausarzt Check Often Doesn't Cover
A general practitioner visit is a valuable baseline — but for a healthy adult with no acute complaints, it is typically scoped narrowly: basic blood count, standard cholesterol, blood pressure. For an executive risk profile, several categories that matter most often sit outside that standard scope:
- Cardiovascular markers beyond standard cholesterol — such as ApoB, Lp(a) and hs-CRP — which give a more complete picture of cardiovascular risk than a basic lipid panel alone.
- Metabolic markers beyond fasting glucose, such as HbA1c and insulin-related markers, relevant to a high-stress, frequent-travel lifestyle.
- Hormonal markers, including thyroid and sex hormones, which shift under chronic stress and irregular schedules.
- Sleep and recovery-related markers that correlate with burnout risk in demanding leadership roles.
What an Aeonix Executive Health Check Adds
Aeonix is a direct-access preventive blood-screening service — no GP referral required. A single blood draw, processed through the Swiss partner-lab network (Viollier / Unilabs / Synlab), is reviewed by a physician and delivered to your secure digital dashboard within 48 hours. There is no MRI, no radiation and no scanner — screening is blood-only by design, which means no scheduling around machine availability and no claustrophobia to plan around.
Because Aeonix runs on an annual subscription with year-over-year tracking, each result builds on the last one. For an executive who cannot commit to frequent in-person visits, that combination — one blood draw, digital results, a running biomarker history — fits around a travel calendar rather than competing with it.
Plans Built Around Your Age and Risk Profile
Aeonix offers four annual plans, scaled by age band and number of biomarkers tested:
| Plan | Age band | Markers | Domains | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Health | 25–45 | 100+ | 10–11 | CHF 595/year |
| Vital Edge | 35–55 | 125+ | 12–13 | CHF 795/year |
| Longevity Plus | 55–65 | 135+ | 13–14 | CHF 995/year |
| Elite | 65+ | 150+ | 14–15 | CHF 1,295/year |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Aeonix the same company as Aeon? No. Aeonix and Aeon (aeon.life) are two separate, unrelated companies. Both happen to be based in Zürich, which adds to the confusion. Aeonix is operated by AllesHealth GmbH and offers blood-only preventive screening on an annual subscription model, with results delivered in 48 hours.
Will my health insurance cover an executive health check at Aeonix? Swiss basic (KVG) insurance does not cover preventive blood screening for healthy adults, and Aeonix does not process insurance claims. Some supplementary (VVG) plans include a prevention budget that may partially offset the cost — it is worth checking your own policy. Aeonix's value is elsewhere: 48-hour results, no referral required, and year-over-year biomarker tracking at a fixed annual price.
Do I need a referral from my doctor to book a screening? No. Aeonix offers direct access, so you can book and complete your blood draw without a GP referral. Your physician-reviewed results still give you and your own doctor a useful basis for any follow-up conversation if a marker falls outside the expected range.
How long does it take to receive my results? Physician-reviewed results are typically delivered digitally within 48 hours of your blood draw, through your secure Aeonix dashboard.
All plans include: renowned Swiss lab · physician-reviewed results · secure dashboard · annual tracking · support DE/EN/FR/IT.