Define the business
Choose a specific audience and service model. Separate education and marketing from medical assessment and care.
THE BUSINESS OF LONGEVITY
Build with your eyes open.
A practical starting point for founders exploring a longevity or telehealth business. Understand the model before committing to a provider.
START WITH THE NUMBERS
Does your idea add up?
Change eight assumptions and inspect a twelve-month scenario. See how retention, margins and acquisition change cash requirements.
Clinic business simulatorClients × value− costs + uncertaintyA model to question. Not a promise to sell.
A founder’s field guide.
Map the clinical responsibility
Identify who evaluates patients, makes clinical decisions and manages follow-up. Check licences for the patient’s location.
Understand the operations
Map onboarding, payments, pharmacy, laboratory, patient support and incident handling. Establish clear responsibilities and service agreements.
Test the economics
Make service costs, acquisition, retention, staffing and cash needs explicit. Stress-test a downside scenario before treating a model as a plan.
Check the requirements
Review state rules, privacy, advertising claims and professional ownership requirements with qualified advisers.
Compare implementation partners
Ask what is included, what remains your responsibility, what ongoing fees apply and whether you can move your business later.
COMMERCIAL OFFER
First Stake Partners
First Stake Partners describes a service for establishing a US company with a branded online clinic and connections to clinical partners. Scope, prices, eligibility and contractual obligations must be checked directly with the provider.
This commercial pathway is separate from Harbor’s scientific guides. A provider’s business offer is not evidence of medical effectiveness or guaranteed business returns.
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Request information about the clinic-business model. A separate consent, with a clear First Stake Partners connection.