Love.Life Longevity Club

Love.Life was co-founded in 2020 by John Mackey, Walter Robb and Betsy Foster. Mackey is co-creator and CEO and a co-founder of Whole Foods Market, Robb is a co-creator who previously served as co-CEO of Whole Foods Market, and Foster is co-creator and president, joining Love.Life in 2020. The club states its purpose as inspiring people to live well and love life. It describes itself as a first-of-its-kind longevity club that brings medicine, nutrition, fitness, recovery and community under one roof, and says every metric in its program is drawn from peer-reviewed science and validated population data.

The care model pairs conventional treatment prescribed by board-certified physicians with lifestyle changes. Care starts with comprehensive testing and assessments, and the club says its clinicians aim to treat the root cause of disease and look at the mind, body and spirit together. Its stated goal is to help people live long, healthy lives and improve both lifespan and healthspan. Medical services are provided by physicians and licensed clinicians employed by Love.Life Medical PC. The club operates on a membership model and does not bill insurance directly, though members can request a superbill listing services received to file for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Membership is governed by a written Membership Agreement covering fees, cancellation and member rights, and cost depends on the level of services chosen.

The four Longevity Program levels differ mainly in testing depth and included visits. Bronze includes a blood panel of 60+ biomarkers, a DEXA body composition scan, VO2 capacity testing, one medical provider appointment, a fitness and recovery orientation, and a Strength + Fitness Longevity Score review with a plan. Silver adds an advanced panel of 120+ biomarkers, a medical review with a personalized plan, the Integrated Medical Longevity Score, four medical provider appointments, three longevity coaching sessions, three expert practitioner appointments and one nutrition coaching session. Gold and Platinum include a panel of more than 300 clinical longevity markers, the complete eight-domain Longevity Score and a biological age measurement, plus DEXA body composition and bone density scans. Platinum adds a Prenuvo Full Body MRI, a genetic test, an SQ21 assessment, a fitness screening with VO2 capacity, twelve expert practitioner appointments, four longevity coaching sessions, four nutrition coaching sessions and one personal training session per week. Acute sick care is included with Silver, Gold and Platinum. Optional testing, depending on the program, includes a microbiome stool test, CIMT ultrasound with resting EKG, hearing and cognitive testing, and genetic testing.

Guests can book one online through Love.Life Advisors for roughly 45 minutes, call the club, email memberships@love.life, or request a discovery call with a sales advisor. The club is open Monday through Friday from 6am to 10pm and on weekends from 7am to 9pm. Group classes, including Power Plate, Spin, HIIT and Strength, Yoga, Pilates, Breathwork and Meditation, and Dance, can be reserved in the Love.Life app. Members without a booking can take classes that still have open places, handled first come, first served. Specialty classes capped at six participants or fewer, such as Reformer Pilates and Kaatsu, carry an additional charge. Spa services are available to both members and guests. A spa booking gives access to the recovery area and quiet lounge, which holds six cold plunge tubs, five infrared saunas, a large dry sauna and a steam room. Anyone in the recovery area needs to wear a swimsuit, clothing or a cover-up. Lockers use programmable locks, and the locker rooms supply towels, hair dryers and basic grooming items. The page lists standalone diagnostic assessments for Optimize Members: the Multi-Organ Ultrasound Assessment at $1,500, the Advanced Cardiovascular Assessment at $2,500, and the combined assessment at $3,600. It also shows $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500 as other prices.

Programs assess up to eight health domains and produce a proprietary Longevity Score, and care plans are built from comprehensive testing and assessments with nutrition and lifestyle changes. The club says its clinicians aim to treat the root cause of disease.

A 45,000-square-foot club in El Segundo with a fitness floor, recovery area, spa, cafe and indoor pickleball courts.