Fountain Lifethe visionary longevity clinic founded in the United States by Peter Diamandis, William Kapp and renowned entrepreneur Tony Robbinshas managed to capture 18 million in a new financing round led by EOS Ventures. With this backing, the company accelerates its ambitious expansion plan and prepares for the next phase of its expansion. to open a centre in Houston in Decemberfollowed by Miami and Los Angeles in 2026. Today, the network now has four clinics in Florida, Texas and New York and has raised a total of $108 million, a milestone that reflects the network's ability to scale while reducing development costs.
Fountain Life's approach is clear: anticipating disease and extending healthy lives through artificial intelligence-based diagnostics, functional medicine and personalised protocols. But such clinics face a major challenge: affordability. With operating costs ranging from $10,000 to $150,000 per year, depending on the intensity of the interventions - fromfrom regenerative therapies to hormone optimisation-The key is to ensure that these initially exclusive technologies can be democratised as they become cheaper and enter the mass market.
The model of Fountain Life premium subscription, which is around $21 500 The annual health insurance offers access to comprehensive medical studies, personalised consultations and medicine that is geared not only to cure, but also to enhance performance, vitality and longevity. It is a strategic positioning: transforming traditional healthcare into a proactive experience that "puts health at the centre of care".
At the same time, Tony Robbins and hospitality magnate Sam Nazarian, founder of SBE, have launched The Estatea brand that fuses luxury hospitality and longevity. This project envisages fifteen resorts and residences by 2030, with the first opening in 2026 on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean. There, guests will be able to access Fountain Life and Clinique La Prairie's medi-wellness services. in an environment designed to elevate the wellness experience to an exclusive level.
Moreover, The Estate will not be limited to destination tourism. The plan includes the creation of urban longevity centres in strategic locations such as Century Plaza in Los Angeles.The Reuben Brothers' iconic six-acre development, where clients will be able to maintain their programmes beyond their stay at the resorts. Clinical management will be in the hands of Kenneth Ryanformer global vice president of spa, fitness and retail at Marriott, appointed Chief Longevity Officer of the brand this year.
With Fountain Life and The Estate, Robbins, Diamandis and their partners are not only building a business at the intersection of luxury, science and wellness, they are also building a business at the intersection of luxury, science and wellness. aim to lead the progressive democratisation of longevity. The trend is clear: longevity is no longer just a medical concept, but a new global industry that redefines wellness as an investment in life and the future.
