Webinar Poster

2026 Trends in Precision Longevity: What Every Concierge Clinic Needs to Know

Streaming live on December 3, 2025 at 12:00 PM CT

Concierge and longevity clinics are rapidly shifting toward predictive, personalized care. To help you stay ahead, we’re hosting a physician-focused webinar next week and we’d love to have you join us.

2026 Trends in Precision Longevity: What Every Concierge Clinic Needs to Know

  • Wednesday, December 3
  • 12:00–1:00 PM CT
  • Panel + Live Q&A

What You’ll Learn:

In just 60 minutes, you’ll get practical insights on:

  • The biggest longevity and preventive health trends shaping 2026
  • How AI + biomarker analytics are transforming patient care
  • Strategies for integrating precision health into scalable clinic offerings
  • Proven approaches for boosting patient engagement and adherence

Featuring:

Hilary LinAdam KaufmanErica Morizio  • Rob Fraser

Hilary Lin: Dr. Hillary Lin is a Stanford-trained physician and CEO of CareCore, a platform bringing personalized longevity medicine to scale. Previously founder of venture-backed mental health startup Curio, she translates cutting-edge aging science into practical, accessible care.

Adam Kaufman: Adam Kaufman, PhD, is a healthcare executive and entrepreneur specializing in scaling digital health and next-generation care models. He advises leading health systems and companies on personalized primary care, longevity, and proactive well-being.

Erica Morizio: Erica combines clinical nutrition, elite performance, and regenerative science to lead Elite Healthspan with integrity and innovation. Her vision is to make healthspan medicine accessible, trusted, and actionable, turning complexity into clarity and information into empowerment.

Rob Fraser: Rob Fraser, founding CEO and current President/CSO of Molecular You, leads innovation in multi-biomarker analytics and AI-driven molecular diagnostics. A seasoned scientist-entrepreneur, he has spearheaded major drug discovery efforts, co-founded multiple biotech companies, and raised over $37M in funding.