Sheba Longevity Center is an assessment program inside Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, not a stand-alone wellness brand. A current official Hebrew brochure lists an annual basic medical review at ₪2,500 and Advanced Longevity at ₪6,500, with several focused tracks and optional tests priced separately. The advanced track combines physiological, cognitive, sleep, nutrition and body-composition measures with a longevity physician summary and a year of support. International access, translation and the applicable price still need direct confirmation.
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
Sheba is a strong structural fit for someone who wants longevity assessment inside a large academic hospital, with a route to conventional specialties if a finding matters. Its published local prices are materially lower than many private international clinics, but optional imaging and genetic tests can raise the bill and the English site does not provide a complete international package. Ask whether the local brochure applies to you, how much physician time is included and which findings lead to ordinary hospital care rather than app-based guidance.
At a glance
Sheba’s program sits within a public academic medical center and describes healthy longevity medicine as an extension of conventional care. Its 360 process measures ten domains, uses validated questionnaires and offers biobanking, then synthesizes results into a physician-led summary and personal recommendations. That hospital context is useful for triage, but it does not mean every biomarker or optional test has proven value for an asymptomatic person.
The current official Hebrew brochure lists ₪2,500 for an annual basic medical review and ₪6,500 for Advanced Longevity. Focused tracks are listed separately, including heart and metabolism at ₪4,500, Brain Boost at ₪3,500, performance at ₪5,500 and Menopause+ at ₪3,700. Optional imaging, genetic, sleep and cancer-related tests carry additional prices. International patients should confirm eligibility, tax, translation, case-management and whether the brochure’s local prices apply.
The brochure says the basic screening can take up to five hours for men and seven for women, and buyers of longevity tracks need to return for more tests or a physician discussion on another day. Advanced Longevity lists a longevity physician summary, an accompanying app and a year of personal support. The public material does not quantify physician minutes or response times, so ask for the full calendar and the named clinician responsible for abnormal findings.
Biological-age measures are research tools with possible predictive value, but they are not a single standardized clinical diagnosis. The US National Institute on Aging notes that demographic, behavioral and socioeconomic factors can predict late-life outcomes as well as or better than some DNA-methylation measures. Optional scans and cancer tests also need an age- and risk-specific rationale because false positives, incidental findings and follow-up procedures can create harm and cost.
Sheba has the lowest published local entry price among these choices and the clearest hospital connection. Chi publishes more detail in English and offers a remote pathway, while Northwestern, Mayo and Cleveland Clinic may be easier for a US patient to integrate with existing records and insurance-based follow-up. Compare international eligibility, physician access, specialist referrals, repeat testing and the complete bill after optional tests.
An official brochure lists the annual basic medical review at ₪2,500 and Advanced Longevity at ₪6,500. Focused tracks and optional tests cost extra. International patients should request a specific quote.
The brochure lists the basic review plus biological-age, cardiovascular, lung, sleep, cognitive, body-composition, nutrition and functional measures, a longevity physician summary, an app and year-long support.
The brochure says basic screening can take up to five hours for men and seven for women. Longevity-track patients need another visit for further testing or a physician discussion.
Yes. It operates within Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan and describes its program as an extension of conventional medicine, with clinical and research teams inside the hospital.
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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