Best fit
- You specifically want ongoing preventive care in the Nordics rather than a one-time scan.
- You can compare the private quote with a written test list and follow-up schedule.
- You value care-team interpretation more than a public price table.
DIAGNOSTIC
Sand Clinic
Sand Clinic is a Stockholm preventive-care membership clinic backed by Spotify founders Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon. Its site describes deep diagnostics, primary care and an ongoing care team but publishes no price; in January 2026 the then CEO told Breakit that membership costs SEK 150,000–1.5 million a year. On 13 October 2026 Breakit reported that both founders had left and sold their shares.
Prices, programs and sources checked
Agewell has checked the clinic’s published programs, prices, locations and follow-up information against public records and independent reporting. The profile connects each factual claim to its source and review date, and highlights what is included, likely extra costs, who follows up and the questions worth asking before booking. When our assessment includes a first-hand visit or treatment, that experience is clearly labelled.
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Our read – Promising, opaque pricing
“Worth considering only after Sand provides its current price, test list, visit schedule and responsibility for follow-up in writing.”
The short answer
Should you book Sand Clinic?
- Best for
- You specifically want ongoing preventive care in the Nordics rather than a one-time scan.
- Published price
- Not published on the official site; SEK 150,000–1.5 million a year according to the then CEO (Breakit, January 2026); 2024 launch coverage expected €1,000–10,000 a month
- Question to ask before booking
- Which membership tier costs what, which tests are included, how often do visits happen, and which physician is responsible for abnormal results now that both founders have left?
- Published results and safety data
- Not disclosedWe did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
- Sources used
- 4 official clinic sources
- 6 independent reports about this clinic
- 1 medical or regulatory source
Clinic locations
Where Sand Clinic operates
1 operating
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Ask before booking
- Which membership tier would I be on, and what does it cost per year?
- What exact tests, imaging and consults are included in year one?
- Which physician is now responsible for abnormal findings and specialist referrals, given the founders’ departure in October 2026?
- Can you pause, repeat or exit the membership if the first baseline is normal?
Skip if
- No written price, test list or follow-up schedule before payment.
- Protocol language without named clinical responsibility.
- You only need a single transparent diagnostic baseline.
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Programs and prices
Programs, visits and memberships the clinic lists publicly, with prices, inclusions, caveats and sources.
Sand Clinic describes its services, but we have not found a current named program and price in a public source. Ask for the program sheet and an itemized quote before comparing it.
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How we checked this profile
The sources behind the price, care and follow-up
Agewell records public prices, what each clinic provides, clinician involvement, follow-up and unanswered questions separately. Every factual statement links to the source that supports it. Information supplied by a clinic is labelled and does not change our editorial verdict without independent support.
- Sources used
- Public sources
- Pricing
- Not disclosed
- Follow-up
- Partly documented
Published price
Partly documentedNot published on the official site; SEK 150,000–1.5 million a year according to the then CEO (Breakit, January 2026); 2024 launch coverage expected €1,000–10,000 a month
Likely complete cost
Not disclosedA complete first-year price including add-ons, retesting and outside referrals is not publicly available.
Visit format and time
Document checkedMembership; apply or inquire, tiers not published. Ongoing relationship.
What is included
Document checkedPreventive screening, primary care, performance support and specialist coordination through a care team
Responsible clinician and time
Partly documentedThe official site describes a personal physician and a multidisciplinary care team; a Nordea client magazine reported round-the-clock doctor access on some tiers in April 2026. The site names no medical lead besides its founders, and Breakit reported in October 2026 that both had left. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Follow-up after abnormal results
Partly documentedThe site says Sand acts as your primary medical home, managing records, prescriptions and specialist referrals, and its privacy policy says records are shared with other providers when needed. The visit schedule, escalation timeline for abnormal screening results and named responsible physician are not published.
Published results and reported complications
Not disclosedWe did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
Question to ask before booking
Not disclosedWhich membership tier costs what, which tests are included, how often do visits happen, and which physician is responsible for abnormal results now that both founders have left?
What is public
Sand Clinic’s site describes an application-based membership built on four pillars: prevention (early signals, deep diagnostics and a care team spanning medicine, nutrition, sleep and mental health), primary care (records, prescriptions and referrals), performance, and coordination with specialists when you are ill or injured.
Sifted reported in March 2024 that Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon backed the clinic, with early membership expectations of €1,000 to €10,000 a month. In January 2026 the then CEO, Anna Levander, told Breakit that members pay between SEK 150,000 and 1.5 million a year, and a Nordea private-banking client magazine gave the same range in April 2026. The official site still publishes no price table and asks prospective members to apply.
What changed in October 2026
On 13 October 2026 Breakit reported that co-founders Anna Levander and Jennie Sandqvist had left Sand Clinic and sold all their shares, and that the clinic had lost more than SEK 100 million so far. According to Finwire’s summary of the report, both confirmed they had left, declined to give reasons, citing confidentiality agreements, and said the clinic had developed as expected.
Finwire’s summary also says Breakit’s sources put the number of customers at just under 200, and that Leo Saucedo, formerly a senior executive at Acast, has taken over as CEO. When Agewell checked on 15 October 2026, Sand Clinic’s own site still named both as founders and carried no statement about the change. Before joining, ask who is now medically responsible for your care and whether membership terms have changed.
Why it matters
Most longevity-clinic pages focus on the United States or luxury retreats. Sand is interesting because it sits in the Nordic healthcare context and appears to sell ongoing care, not only a scan.
If the care team is real and the protocol is specific, that can be more valuable than another broad panel. If pricing remains opaque, buyers should slow down.
What to ask
Ask for the current membership price, exact annual test list, imaging scope, visit schedule, who reviews abnormal results, whether specialists are included, and how your data exports to an outside physician.
Also ask which membership tier a quote covers and what changes between tiers; Nordea’s April 2026 client-magazine profile says some tiers include round-the-clock doctor access. The right comparison depends on the answer.
Who should wait
Wait if you need a transparent one-time price before booking. Neko is clearer for a single baseline; Human Longevity and HOOKE publish more detail about their expensive ongoing programs.
Consider Sand only if the private quote makes the follow-up relationship explicit enough to justify the commitment.
What public information shows
A care-team model can be more useful than another standalone scan when it turns risk markers into specific decisions. But public buyers cannot evaluate that from brand backing alone.
Until price, test scope and responsibility for abnormal findings are clear, Sand needs more questions before booking. Ask for the care plan in writing before comparing it with Neko, HOOKE or a conventional executive physical.
Questions people ask
How much does Sand Clinic cost?
Sand Clinic does not publish prices on its official site. In January 2026 its then CEO told Breakit that membership costs between SEK 150,000 and 1.5 million a year; 2024 launch coverage had expected €1,000 to €10,000 a month. Confirm the current tier, what it includes and the commitment length in writing.
Is Sand Clinic the same as Neko Health?
No. Neko is a transparent one-visit scan model. Sand sells an application-based membership with diagnostics, primary care and an ongoing care team.
Should I book Sand Clinic?
Only after receiving the current price, test list, visit schedule and follow-up plan in writing. The concept is interesting; the public pricing is not yet transparent enough for a clean Agewell buy verdict.
What is the main risk with Sand Clinic?
Opacity and change. There is no public price table or test list, and in October 2026 Breakit reported that both founders had left and that the clinic had lost more than SEK 100 million; Finwire’s summary adds that a new CEO has taken over. A buyer cannot compare Sand cleanly against Neko, HOOKE or Human Longevity without written terms.
What we read
- Sand ClinicOfficial clinic sourceOfficial positioning: membership, prevention, primary care, specialist coordination and care team →
- Sand ClinicOfficial clinic sourceMembership by application or inquiry; no published price, tiers or test list →
- Sand ClinicOfficial clinic sourceClinic address at Hagaesplanaden 49, Stockholm, and weekday opening hours →
- Sand ClinicOfficial clinic sourceMedical records through the HLTHY member portal and data sharing with other healthcare providers and specialists →
- SiftedThird-party clinic/company coverageSpotify founder backing and 50% ownership at launch (article body paywalled) →
- Longevity.TechnologyThird-party clinic/company coverageInvestment, Stockholm launch context and 2024 membership expectation of €1,000–10,000 a month →
- BreakitThird-party clinic/company coverageThen-CEO Anna Levander: members pay SEK 150,000–1.5 million a year (8 January 2026) →
- Nordea Private Banking client magazineThird-party clinic/company coverageMembership at SEK 150,000–1.5 million a year, care-team make-up and round-the-clock doctor access on some tiers (28 April 2026; a bank client profile, not independent journalism) →
- BreakitThird-party clinic/company coverageCo-founders Anna Levander and Jennie Sandqvist have left and sold all their shares; the clinic has lost more than SEK 100 million so far (13 October 2026) →
- Finwire via PlaceraThird-party clinic/company coverageSummary of Breakit’s report: founders confirm they left and cite confidentiality agreements; just under 200 customers per Breakit’s sources; Leo Saucedo has taken over as CEO (13 October 2026) →
- Executive physicals reviewMedical or regulatory contextVariability in preventive executive-health programs →
By David Persson · Profile updated 2026-10-15 · Information last checked 2026-10-15 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
