Stay Strong. Stay Independent.
Prevent frailty before it starts. Maintain the strength to carry groceries, the energy to play with grandkids, and the mobility to travel or garden — all on your own terms, in your own home.
Start Your Independence DiscoveryWhat is Frailty?
Frailty is not normal aging. It's a preventable syndrome that can be addressed.
Weakness
Reduced grip strength measured with a dynamometer, adjusted for sex and BMI.
Slow Gait
Reduced walking speed on a timed 4-meter walk, adjusted for sex and height.
Exhaustion
Self-reported fatigue and feeling that everything requires effort.
Low Activity
Sedentary lifestyle with minimal physical activity or exercise.
Weight Loss
Unintentional loss of >5% body weight in the past year.
The good news? Frailty markers can improve with targeted cellular optimization. Studies show meaningful gains in grip strength, gait speed, and energy.
This Is What Independence Looks Like
Real moments of joy, connection, and vitality — staying active on your own terms.
Prevention vs. Treatment
Earlier intervention produces more robust responses. The window for optimal results is widest at the pre-frail stage.
Prevention
- Address cellular senescence before accumulation
- Maintain muscle mass and function
- Preserve metabolic and immune health
Treatment
- Address established frailty syndrome
- Improve function and reduce progression
- Support rehabilitation and recovery
Earlier intervention means better outcomes. Find out if you or your loved one qualifies.
Check Your Candidacy — Free"Giving my father the gift of continued independence was the best decision our family made. He's back to gardening and playing with his grandchildren."Sarah M. Daughter of 72-year-old guest
Researching for a Parent?
We understand this decision often involves the whole family. Here's what you should know:
- Pre-frail individuals respond most robustly to intervention
- Treatment is outpatient with concierge support throughout
- Comprehensive safety profile with 1,000+ clinical trials
- We coordinate with existing physicians and care teams
Functional Outcomes
Results from clinical trials including the landmark CRATUS study.
Gait Speed
Improved walking speed correlates with reduced mortality risk.
Grip Strength
Enhanced muscle function and vitality markers.
Inflammation
Reduction in IL-6 and TNF-α inflammatory markers.
Walking Distance
Improved 6-minute walk test performance.
Preserve Your Independence
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