Diagnostics and AI-powered longevity clinic provider plans to open three more US locations in the coming months.
Longevity clinic operator Fountain Life has reportedly closed an $18 million Series B funding round to accelerate the expansion of its technology-driven centers in the US. According to TechCrunch, the company plans to open new facilities in Houston by the end of the year, and in Miami and Los Angeles in 2026. The funding round was led by EOS Ventures, which also headed a $15 million investment in 2022, along with participation from existing backers.
Fountain Life’s clinics combine advanced diagnostics with AI to detect chronic and life-threatening conditions before symptoms appear. Its model integrates genomics, imaging, metabolomics, and AI analytics into a continuous feedback loop between patient and physician, aiming to make longevity-focused care a standard component of mainstream healthcare. Fountain currently operates five facilities across the US, which already serve thousands of members and contribute to what co-founder and CEO Dr Bill Kapp told us is “one of the largest datasets on asymptomatic individuals.”
“By definition, if you’re asymptomatic, the current health system tells you you’re healthy,” he said. “We know that’s not true.”
The new capital will be directed toward technology development and the recruitment of clinical talent, reflecting a broader industry shift toward early detection and precision medicine. Fountain said it has seen rising demand for its subscription-based membership program, which offers members extensive scans, lab tests, and personalized risk assessments as part of a long-term health optimization plan.
The company provides blood testing to track biomarkers linked to cardiovascular health, metabolic function, hormonal balance, inflammation, and nutrition. Results are reviewed in telehealth consultations with Fountain Life physicians, who develop tailored health optimization plans that address both immediate concerns and underlying causes. Members also receive support from certified health coaches and have access to a mobile app to manage appointments, results, and ongoing care plans.
“Fountain Life exemplifies personalized care and proactive health management through comprehensive diagnostics,” co-founder Peter Diamandis told us in a recent interview.
Alongside its membership programs for individuals, Fountain said it is also deepening partnerships with employers and insurers to integrate preventative screenings into workplace benefits. The company recently introduced cryptocurrency as a payment option for certain longevity memberships, positioning itself as an early adopter of digital currency in the sector, and last year expanded its offerings with the launch of CORE, a lower-cost membership tier designed to broaden access to longevity-oriented care.
