MAYRLIFE Altaussee is an Austrian residential medical retreat built around the Modern Mayr approach, personalised diet and a broad menu of diagnostics and therapies. Its live program page lists Classic from €2,950 for seven nights, while its March 2026 price list starts single-occupancy rooms at €485 per night. That makes the simple starting arithmetic €6,345 before local tax, travel and extra treatments. MAYRLIFE says guests see a doctor five times a week, an unusually useful disclosure that still needs a written schedule.
What we checked
We checked the provider’s current program pages and, where available, independent or regulatory sources listed below. We then separated standard inclusions from optional costs and open questions. Every source carries the date we reviewed it.
The short answer
MAYRLIFE offers more visible pricing and more frequent stated doctor contact than many luxury health retreats. It makes sense for a medically suitable guest who wants a supervised dietary stay and enough time to work on daily habits. The program fee is not the stay total, and the treatment menu mixes conventional testing and counselling with services such as ozone, colon hydrotherapy and bio-frequency medicine. Each optional intervention needs its own evidence, safety and cost check.
At a glance
Every residential stay requires a medical program. Classic is the base seven-night option; longer or more specialised programs cover weight, stress, inflammation and healthy aging. The process begins with examination and testing, followed by an individual therapy and nutrition plan. Room rates include the prescribed meals, water and tea, group activities, wellness facilities, fitness room and lake access, while the medical program and optional therapies remain distinct parts of the bill.
The live program page lists Classic from €2,950 and Healthy Aging from €5,220. The March 2026 PDF instead lists €2,975 and €5,090, and starts single-occupancy rooms at €485 a night. Using the live Classic price and dated room list gives €6,345 before the €3.50 daily local tax and extras. Because two official sources conflict, request a dated quote naming the exact program version and room category.
The clinic FAQ says guests see a doctor five times per week. That is stronger than a generic promise of medical supervision, although it does not state the duration or purpose of every encounter. The public price list separately prices a 30-minute medical consultation at €230, a 15-minute results review at €115 and online medical counselling at €230. Ask which visits and any post-stay consultation are already included in your program.
The menu includes standard laboratory testing, ECG and ultrasound alongside vitamin infusions, ozone therapies, colon hydrotherapy and bio-frequency services. A doctor recommending an item does not make all items equally supported for every goal. Request the clinical indication, expected benefit, adverse effects, regulatory status, alternatives and itemised price. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health notes limited evidence and potential harms for commercial detox and cleansing approaches.
MAYRLIFE and VIVAMAYR both use the Modern Mayr framework and publish separate program and room prices. MAYRLIFE states five doctor contacts per week and offers more named program variants. VIVAMAYR has a simpler PURE base with priced modules. Chenot uses its own method, a more explicitly packaged treatment schedule and an 850 kcal core diet. Compare the written appointment calendar, minimum all-in bill and what happens after discharge.
The live page lists Classic from €2,950, while the March 2026 PDF lists €2,975 and rooms from €485 nightly. Using the live program and dated room prices gives €6,345 for seven nights before tax, travel and extras. Request a dated quote because the sources differ.
MAYRLIFE recommends ten to fourteen days and requires at least seven days for its standard residential programs. Some newer reset programs are offered from four nights.
The official FAQ says guests see a doctor five times a week. Ask for the duration, type and clinician for each contact in your specific program.
No. Medical program and accommodation prices are separate. The room includes prescribed meals and resort facilities, but local tax and optional medical or cosmetic treatments can add to the total.
Nutrition staff prepare guests for home, and online medical, nutrition and psychology sessions are publicly priced. The site does not show that a post-stay medical appointment is included in every program.
By David Persson · Review updated 2026-07-16 · Sources checked 2026-07-16 · Read the clinic review methodology · Submit a correction
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