Looking for a longevity doctor in Australia?

Longevity medicine with a clear clinical purpose

When people search for a longevity doctor, they are often looking for more time to understand their health and a plan that looks beyond the next blood test. At Opse, longevity care means preventive medicine with a long time horizon: understanding avoidable risks and protecting the function, strength and independence that matter to you.

Your consultation may consider cardiovascular and metabolic health, cancer screening decisions, fitness, muscle and bone health, sleep, cognition, mental health or menopause. The priorities depend on your circumstances. Testing is useful when it helps answer a clinical question and informs what happens next.

Explore our approach to preventive medicine in Brisbane and the steps in the care pathway.

The standard of care we build around you

A high standard of longevity care should be visible in how decisions are made. At Opse, that means:

• One accountable doctor. Dr Hatch brings your history, investigations and next steps together, with continuity across the plan.
• Clinical judgement before testing. We discuss what a test might change, what it cannot tell you and how an unexpected result would be managed.
• Interpretation in context. Results are considered alongside your history and priorities, rather than treated as isolated targets.
• A written direction. Your baseline provides a risk profile, priorities and a staged plan, including whether further care is appropriate.
• Clear costs and follow-up. Program fees are published. Diagnostics are completed offsite and paid directly to providers, with follow-up determined by your care pathway.

Dr Hatch is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, with a background in medical imaging and hospital orthopaedics. Read his qualifications and clinical background.

What happens at your first longevity consultation?

1. Apply. Tell us about your goals and circumstances so we can assess fit for the model.
2. Establish your baseline. Review your medical and family history, concerns and previous results with your doctor.
3. Agree on priorities. Discuss screening options and a staged diagnostic roadmap, including what matters now and what can wait.
4. Choose the next step. Leave with your risk profile and plan. The recommendation may be to stop at Baseline or consider a further program.

Opse Baseline costs $950. Diagnostics are separate. See all programs, inclusions and fees before applying.

How to choose a longevity doctor in Australia

Look for a clinician whose qualifications, assessment process and follow-up responsibilities are clear. Useful questions include: Who will interpret my results? Why is each investigation being recommended? What happens if a finding needs further assessment? What will the full pathway cost?

Ask how evidence and uncertainty are discussed. No consultation or test can guarantee a longer life. A considered care plan should explain its limitations and leave you clear about your choices.

You can check a doctor's registration through the AHPRA register of practitioners. Our medical insights also show how we discuss evidence, screening and preventive care.

Visiting our Brisbane longevity clinic

Opse Health is based at 95 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley, Queensland 4006. Consultations are face-to-face, and diagnostics take place with external providers.

If you are comparing longevity clinics across Australia and live outside Brisbane, contact our intake team before arranging travel. We can discuss whether the model is suitable and what attendance and follow-up would involve.

Explore the care that fits your circumstances

• Corporate and executive health: individual assessments and employer-funded team programs.
• Bespoke and personalised medicine: tailored planning and ongoing private care.
• Whole-body MRI review: discussion of findings and next steps after an existing scan.
• Menopause and women's longevity: care through the menopause transition.

Questions about longevity care