Zürich has one of the highest concentrations of high-performing professionals in Europe — finance, pharma, and executive leadership roles that reward long careers and punish burnout. A growing number of residents are no longer satisfied with a check-up that confirms they aren't sick yet. They want to know whether their biology is ageing faster or slower than their birth certificate suggests, and what to do about it while it's still correctable.
That is what longevity screening is for. Aeonix's Longevity Plus panel — 135+ physician-reviewed biomarkers — is now available to Zürich residents through certified local collection points, with results delivered to a secure dashboard within 48 hours.
Why longevity screening matters in Zürich
A standard Swiss GP check-up (Vorsorgeuntersuchung) tests 12–20 markers once every three years — enough to catch overt disease, not enough to track the slow biological drift that precedes it. The conditions most likely to shorten a healthy career — cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance, chronic inflammation, hormonal decline — develop silently over years and are almost always correctable if caught early. For Zürich's demanding professional population, longevity screening is less about anxiety and more about extending the years you're actually able to perform at your best.
What Aeonix's Longevity Plus panel measures
Longevity Plus is built around the biomarker categories with the strongest evidence base for healthy-ageing risk — the same systems that most "biological age" formulas are themselves derived from, without reducing your results to a single invented score:
- Cardiovascular ageing: ApoB, Lp(a), full lipid panel, hsCRP, IL-6 — vascular health is one of the strongest predictors of healthspan
- Metabolic function: fasting insulin, HOMA-IR, HbA1c, fasting glucose — insulin resistance accelerates cellular ageing years before it appears on a standard panel
- Hormonal balance: full thyroid axis (TSH, free T3, free T4, Anti-TPO), DHEA-S, cortisol, sex hormones
- Nutritional status: Vitamin D, Omega-3 Index, B12, folate, iron, ferritin, zinc, magnesium
- Cancer adjunct and bone/organ markers: PSA (men), CA-125 (women), CEA, plus renal and hepatic function panels
How it works in Zürich
Register online and select the Longevity Plus plan. Longevity Plus and Elite clients can choose a concierge home visit anywhere in the Zürich area, or a routine blood draw at a certified partner collection point — no GP referral required. Every result is reviewed by a qualified physician and delivered to your personal dashboard within 48 hours, with year-on-year longitudinal tracking so you can see whether an intervention is actually working.
Pricing for Zürich residents
Longevity Plus is CHF 995/year on an annual subscription (135+ biomarkers). For those who want the most comprehensive panel Aeonix offers, Aeonix Elite extends to 150+ biomarkers at CHF 1,295/year. Entry-level Prime Health (100+ biomarkers, CHF 595/year) and Vital Edge (125+ biomarkers, CHF 795/year) are also available for those starting with a narrower focus.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same as a "biological age" test? No. Aeonix does not output a single invented age score from an epigenetic clock — the science there isn't settled enough for us to stand behind one number. Instead, Longevity Plus gives you physician-reviewed values for the individual biological systems that drive ageing-related risk, each one you and your doctor can track and act on.
What's the difference between Longevity Plus and Elite? Elite extends the panel to 150+ biomarkers with additional domain coverage, for clients who want the most exhaustive picture available.
Do I need a doctor's referral? No. Aeonix operates as a direct-access private screening service.
Is it covered by my Krankenkasse? KVG basic insurance does not cover preventive longevity screening for healthy adults. Some supplementary (VVG) plans include a prevention budget — check your policy.
When do I get my results? Within 48 hours of your blood draw, delivered to your secure dashboard with physician commentary.