Towards the end of July, the city of Limmatstadt gains a new attraction: At Uraniastrasse 18, the first branch of the Walk-In Clinic «Ayun» opens its doors. The clinic aims to extend healthy lifespans («Longevity») for its patients. According to a press release, customers are to be «empowered to take data-driven control of their health and well-being.»

Tobias Reichmuth illuminated the scientific and societal background of «Longevity» in a guest article for finews.com. He has invested in the clinic through the investment vehicle «Maximon.»

DNA and Blood Analysis

Specifically, new diagnostic technologies are mentioned in the press release, including DNA and blood analysis, to develop «personalized, preventive health solutions» involving doctors, sports scientists, and nutritionists. «Ayun guides its clients through the personalized complexity of their health and optimizes vitality and healthy lifespan with scientifically based treatments.»

The new clinic also has its sights on the Swiss financial hub, targeting both employees and clients.

Focus on the Financial Hub

Founder Leonie Bode told finews.com that the clinic «offers comprehensive check-up packages for employees in the financial sector, focusing on performance and long-term health, which is certainly an exciting and sustainable investment from the companies' perspective.»

Thus, «ambitious employees from downtown Zurich can use their lunch breaks to undergo treatments at ‹Ayun› aimed at enhancing their performance and improving their recovery in a relaxed atmosphere,» Bode continued.

International Replication

The core offering will be launched as an annual membership, according to the company's press release. However, memberships priced at 5,500 Swiss francs and 8,900 Swiss francs per year are currently marked as sold out on the website. «Ayun» stated that they will soon offer bookable subscription models again.

For now, interested parties can join a waiting list for a «Longevity Check,» priced at 3,300 Swiss francs. This makes the concept of «Longevity,» once seen as a whim of eccentric Silicon Valley billionaires, more accessible.

After launching the «Ayun Flagship Clinic» in Zurich, the concept is set to be replicated at additional locations in Switzerland, Europe, and the Middle East.