Boston BioLife is set to host the Functional Longevity Medicine Summit from February 27 to March 1 in Phoenix, Arizona, an event that organizers say will move beyond theory to focus on actionable clinical and business strategies in precision-based aging care. The three-day gathering will bring together clinicians, scientists, and health innovators to explore the real-world future of preventive and personalized medicine.
The summit will center on four key pillars: the molecular science behind aging and cellular decline, advanced functional diagnostics for clinical decisions, breakthrough therapeutic strategies translating science into patient outcomes, and sustainable business models for longevity-focused medical practices. More than 100 medical and wellness professionals are expected to attend, reflecting the rapid acceleration of longevity medicine.
Featured speakers include Dr. Kien Vuu, a physician and longevity expert; Bill Andrews, a pioneering telomere researcher; Brian Bradley, a performance strategist known for work with Tony Robbins; Patrick Porter, founder of BrainTap and neurotechnology innovator; and Amie Hornaman, a thyroid and metabolic health specialist. Exhibitors will showcase cutting-edge technologies, including therapeutic plasma exchange programs from Lifespan Edge, along with solutions from Life Armor, Pneuma Nitric Oxide, InHale, and Integrative Peptides.
National and niche outlets such as NDNR.com, the Next Generation Podcast Network, the Biohacking Index, and Top Doctor Magazine are slated to cover the event, alongside regional media. The summit will also support charitable initiatives benefiting Scottsdale-area communities through a partnership with Project One Cause and former NFL player AC Caswell.
Joseph Krieger, founder and CEO of Boston BioLife, said the summit reflects a larger healthcare inflection point, as providers increasingly pivot from reactive treatment models toward proactive, data-driven longevity strategies. The event underscores a shift from sick care to smart care, emphasizing precision medicine as the future of aging.
Clinicians and industry professionals can learn more and secure tickets through BostonBioLife.com. A follow-up Spring Functional Longevity Summit is tentatively set for June 4–7, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
