SHA Wellness Clinic combines a residential stay in Spain or Mexico with diagnostics, nutrition, exercise and regenerative therapies, with IV and cellular treatments built into even the shortest stay. Its Advanced Longevity health program is listed at 1,200 EUR per guest/night in Spain and 1,400 USD in Mexico; SHA’s own pages disagree on whether that covers your room, so get the accommodation cost in writing.
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“A polished medical-wellness retreat with better public pricing than many competitors. Worth considering if you want a resort-based health program and can confirm the exact tests, treatments, clinician involvement and follow-up before booking.”
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Advanced Longevity health program: Spain 1,200 EUR or Mexico 1,400 USD per guest/night, from 4 nights; SHA’s pages conflict on whether accommodation is included
A complete price including accommodation and optional treatments is not publicly available.
Nightly health program plus stay. Advanced Longevity runs 4 to 14 nights, in 4-, 7- and 10-night tiers.
Advanced diagnostics, nutrition, regenerative therapies, lifestyle programming and resort stay
Diagnostics and medical input within a resort program. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Every Advanced Longevity tier includes a post-stay consultation with a longevity expert, and stays of seven nights or more add a personalized health plan; the retesting schedule and outside-doctor handoff are not disclosed.
SHA’s homepage reports a 30% reduction in inflammation markers, 35% better sleep quality, 40% more energy and cognitive performance, and 70% of guests sustaining new habits three months later. SHA does not publish the method, sample size or timeframe behind these provider-reported figures.
Is accommodation included in the nightly rate, how long are the physician consultations, what evidence supports each regenerative treatment, and who handles follow-up after the post-stay consultation?
SHA’s longevity page describes a program aimed at aging-biology drivers such as cellular damage, metabolic decline, mitochondrial dysfunction and inflammation. The program combines diagnostics, functional medicine, precision nutrition, regenerative therapies, metabolic care and lifestyle work.
The public booking widget shows Advanced Longevity in 4-, 7- and 10-night tiers, bookable up to 14 nights, at 1,200 EUR per guest/night in Spain or 1,400 USD in Mexico for the health program. Every tier includes a check-up, a core biomarker panel, VO2 max testing, specialist consultations, IV therapy and cellular-regeneration treatments; seven nights add a longevity panel, chelation and a personalized health plan, and ten nights add ozone plus PRP in Spain or nebulized exosomes in Mexico.
The Advanced Longevity page says accommodation is not included in those rates, while SHA’s programs page says the fixed nightly rate already includes a Deluxe Suite, full board and the health program. Until SHA resolves that, treat the room cost as unconfirmed and ask for a written quote.
The resort format can help when behavior change is the goal: food, sleep, training, stress and schedule are structured for several days. That can be valuable for someone who needs a break from a high-stress routine.
SHA is strongest when the medical team uses diagnostics to create a conservative, specific plan and weakest when broad rejuvenation language becomes the main reason to book.
SHA now itemizes the treatments in each tier, so press on what the list leaves out: the evidence for each therapy, how long each consultation lasts and the contraindications that would rule a treatment out. The same goes for SHA Mexico’s separate Cellular Regeneration program, which uses donor stem cells and exosomes, has no public price and which SHA says is fully authorized by Mexico’s regulator, COFEPRIS.
Every tier includes a post-stay consultation with a longevity expert. Ask who runs it, whether it sets a retesting schedule and how results reach your own doctor; without that handoff, a week that feels profound can fade into a memory.
Best fit: a high-budget buyer who wants a resort-quality reset, physician input, nutrition structure and enough days away to change rhythm.
It is more comparable to Lanserhof and Clinique La Prairie than to Neko or Human Longevity. You are buying a program environment, not just data.
Skip if you primarily need a diagnosis, imaging or clear cardiometabolic follow-up. A city-based executive health clinic may be more direct.
Also skip if you cannot get precise language around regenerative therapies, contraindications and follow-up. At resort prices, ambiguity is not acceptable.
SHA shows Advanced Longevity from four nights at 1,200 EUR per guest/night in Spain or 1,400 USD in Mexico for the health program. Its Advanced Longevity page says accommodation is not included, but its programs page says the nightly rate includes a Deluxe Suite, so ask SHA to confirm the room cost in writing. Destination, dates and added packs change the final price.
It can be worth it if you want a resort-based medical wellness reset with diagnostics, nutrition and lifestyle structure. It is weaker if you only need a clear diagnostic baseline or physician follow-up.
The caveat is the regenerative menu. IV and cellular-regeneration treatments are built into every tier, with ozone, PRP or exosomes added at ten nights. Ask what evidence supports each therapy, what the contraindications are and who is responsible for follow-up.
Anyone buying a high-budget retreat rather than a city clinic. The comparison should include total stay cost, medical test list, follow-up plan and how much of the program is hospitality versus clinical care.
By David Persson · Profile updated 2026-10-14 · Information last checked 2026-10-14 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
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