Fountain Life Locations in 2026: Four Open, Houston and Miami Coming Soon

Fountain Life currently lists four nationwide locations as open: Dallas, New York, Orlando and Naples. Its website marks Houston and Miami as “coming soon.”¹

The current official site does not list Los Angeles as an open or coming-soon center. Older expansion articles that included Los Angeles, quoted a total of seven centers or treated announced locations as operational should not be used for travel planning.

This page was checked on August 28, 2026 and focuses on verifiable operating status, not funding or market forecasts.

Location Status

City	Status shown by Fountain Life	Buyer action
Dallas	Listed as a current location	Confirm address and service availability
New York	Listed as a current location	Confirm where imaging and follow-up occur
Orlando	Listed as a current location	Confirm exact program and appointment dates
Naples	Listed as a current location	Confirm which therapies are offered at this center
Houston	Coming soon	Do not book travel until the provider confirms opening
Miami	Coming soon	Do not assume the center is accepting patients
Los Angeles	Not listed on the current locations page	Ask the provider for primary documentation if presented elsewhere

“Coming soon” is a development status, not evidence that clinicians, imaging, laboratory services and follow-up are operational.

Why Location Status Is More Complicated Than an Address

A longevity assessment can involve services delivered at different facilities. Before choosing a city, determine:

• whether the physician consultation is on site or virtual;
• where MRI, CT, DEXA and laboratory work are performed;
• whether third-party facilities are used;
• which services are available at that specific center;
• who follows up an abnormal finding;
• whether return visits must occur in the same city.

A provider can have an open office without every advertised test or therapy being available there.

Fountain Life’s Model Has Changed

Fountain Life’s current site presents annual diagnostic memberships alongside restorative therapies and states that stem-cell therapies are available at selected centers.¹² That makes location-specific verification more important.

The website describes offerings including therapeutic plasma exchange, orthobiologics and biologic or stem-cell-related services. Some provider materials also state that certain biologic offerings are not FDA approved.²

The presence of a service at a center does not establish that it improves longevity. Buyers should evaluate regulatory status, indication, evidence, clinician qualifications and adverse-event plans separately for each intervention.

What the Source Does Not Establish

The current homepage supports the six-city status above. It does not substantiate claims that:

• a specific amount of funding was earmarked for each new center;
• a Los Angeles center is currently part of the rollout;
• expansion proves patient demand or clinical effectiveness;
• employer programs produce a fixed return on investment;
• the company remains a diagnostics-only provider;
• every location offers an identical clinical menu.

Those claims have been removed because they either require different source material or conflict with the current provider pages.

Before Booking an Open Location

Request a written location-specific plan:

1. exact address and confirmed appointment date;
2. legal entity and responsible clinician;
3. included tests and the facility performing each one;
4. full first-year price and renewal price;
5. optional services and additional fees;
6. follow-up process for incidental findings;
7. regulatory status of any proposed therapy;
8. cancellation and travel-change terms.

If imaging or specialist follow-up occurs off site, ask whether transportation, scheduling and additional fees are included.

Before Relying on a Coming-Soon Location

Do not treat a marketing page as an opening guarantee. Ask for:

• a specific opening date;
• confirmation that appointments are being accepted;
• the services available on day one;
• the address and clinician roster;
• a refundable deposit policy;
• an alternative location if opening is delayed.

If any answer remains provisional, price the trip as if the center may not open on schedule.

Bottom Line

The verifiable August 2026 footprint is four listed locations, with Houston and Miami coming soon. Los Angeles is not on Fountain Life’s current official location list.

The useful next step is not to infer growth from a press release. It is to obtain a city-specific, itemized plan that shows where each test or therapy occurs and who owns the follow-up.

Medical and travel note: verify medical suitability, licensing, service availability and cancellation terms directly before booking.

Editorial disclosure: WLC has no declared financial relationship with Fountain Life. Location and service descriptions are attributed to the provider’s own pages and can change after the access date.

Footnotes

1. Fountain Life, current and coming-soon locations, accessed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩²

2. Fountain Life, membership and restorative-therapy descriptions, accessed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩²