Alexandra Hospital Healthy Longevity Research Clinic

The Healthy Longevity Research Clinic at Alexandra Hospital is a pioneering public-sector longevity medicine service under the National University Health System (NUHS). Designed for adults aged 35 and above, the clinic delivers personalised preventive care through the HEAL (Health Enhancing Active Living) research study — a year-long programme that combines comprehensive health assessments, diagnostic testing, and tailored lifestyle interventions. Participants benefit from a multidisciplinary team that includes doctors, nurses, exercise physiologists, and medical technologists working together to identify individual health risks and design evidence-based care plans. Baseline diagnostics include HbA1c measurement, liver and kidney function panels, lipid panels, and ECG. Optional research assessments extend to cutting-edge biomarkers such as gut microbiome profiling, epigenetic age testing, and skin autofluorescence analysis. Unlike many private longevity clinics, Alexandra Hospital's programme is grounded in rigorous clinical research, making advanced longevity medicine accessible to a broader population. The clinic operates Thursday and Friday mornings from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm. Given high demand, appointments are scheduled 12 or more months in advance. The clinic is located at 378 Alexandra Road, Singapore, and is accessible by MRT and bus.