# The EHR built for longevity clinics Source: https://www.longevityehr.com/ehr-for-longevity-clinics Labs come in, biomarkers are read against your ranges, the plan changes and the next panel shows what moved. LongevityEHR runs that loop in one system, under your clinic's brand. ## Longevity care is measured in years, not visits Why longevity needs its own EHR Most general EHRs were designed around a single encounter and an insurance claim. A longevity practice works differently: the same patient comes back for panel after panel, protocols change between draws, and the value you sell is what happens across all of them. LongevityEHR is a standalone system of record, not an add-on, built for cash-pay longevity, functional, concierge and hormone practices with one to five providers. Records, [lab results](https://www.longevityehr.com/ai-lab-extraction), [biomarker trends](https://www.longevityehr.com/biomarker-tracking), [care plans](https://www.longevityehr.com/care-plans), notes, scheduling and payments live in one place. ## A day in a longevity clinic One clinic day on LongevityEHR, using only what is live today. ### Morning intake A new patient completes your [intake form](https://www.longevityehr.com/intake-forms) in the portal, and answers about medications, allergies and conditions land on the chart tagged as patient-reported. ### Lab review A provider reviews the values extracted from an uploaded lab PDF, checks anything flagged and releases them to the chart. ### Plan update The provider adjusts the patient's care plan with a supplement step, a lab test step for the next draw and an appointment step for the follow-up. ### Video follow-up A returning patient joins a video visit, and the new panel already sits on the same trend lines so both sides can see what moved. ## Your ranges, not the lab's defaults Labs and biomarkers Longevity medicine software is only as useful as the numbers in it. LongevityEHR reads reports from any lab, flags what needs a second look and grades every released value against the ranges your clinic chose. The provider writes the interpretation. Software never does. Read more about [optimal vs reference ranges](https://www.longevityehr.com/biomarkers/optimal-ranges). - Ranges set per biomarker and per biological sex, by the clinic owner - Biomarkers grouped by health domain: cardiovascular, metabolic, hormones, thyroid, inflammation, nutrients and more - Unit mismatches are flagged and never silently converted - Changing a range never rewrites how past results were classified ## Run the whole practice in one system The plan, the portal, the notes, the calendar and the payments sit next to the labs, so nothing lives in a second tool. ### Care plans from your templates Start from one of your templates and personalize it with nutrition, exercise, supplement, medication, lab and appointment steps. Patients mark steps done and providers comment on any step. ### A portal with your brand Patients see their plan, released results and biomarkers in a [white-label patient portal](https://www.longevityehr.com/white-label-patient-portal) with your logo and colors. It works on the phone first. ### Notes you sign Write [SOAP notes](https://www.longevityehr.com/clinical-notes) you sign, and choose per note whether the patient can see it. ### Scheduling and video visits Appointment types, provider calendars, locations and video visits sit next to the chart. An appointment step in a care plan books a real visit. ### Memberships through your Stripe Sell memberships, bundles, credits and one-off services through your clinic's own [Stripe account](https://www.longevityehr.com/memberships-and-payments). ## Wherever your clinic is starting from Who it is for LongevityEHR is built for cash-pay practices with one to five providers. It is built for these four starting points. ### You are opening a longevity clinic or a new longevity service. ### Your longevity line works, but the results live in spreadsheets and PDFs. ### Several locations, one account and one brand. ### An established cash-pay practice that wants to offer longevity care. ## A general EHR vs an EHR for longevity clinics | | General EHR | LongevityEHR | | --- | --- | --- | | Organized around | Usually the visit and the claim | The patient's results and plan over time | | Lab results | Usually a document in the chart, or values flagged against the lab's reference interval | Extracted from PDFs and images, reviewed, then graded against your clinic's ranges | | Biomarker trends | Often a table of past values | Trend charts per biomarker, grouped by health domain | | Care plans | Often free-text instructions in a note | Plans from your templates with steps patients mark done | | Patient portal | Often the vendor's brand | Your logo and colors | | Payments | Usually built around insurance billing | Memberships, bundles and services through your own Stripe account. No insurance claims. | Side by side If you are comparing the best EHR for longevity clinics, these are the differences that show up in daily work. See the [full comparison of longevity clinic software](https://www.longevityehr.com/best-longevity-clinic-software) for named products. General EHRs vary. This compares the typical encounter-based design with how LongevityEHR works today. ## Prescribing and lab ordering are in development [E-prescribing](https://www.longevityehr.com/e-prescribing) and [lab ordering](https://www.longevityehr.com/lab-ordering) are the next large features in development. [Wearable data](https://www.longevityehr.com/wearables), an [AI scribe](https://www.longevityehr.com/ai-scribe), AI-drafted care plans that providers review, secure messaging, digital consents and an AI assistant for patients are on the roadmap. None of these are available today, and a demo shows where each one stands. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is the best EHR for longevity clinics? The one built around repeated labs, your own ranges and plans that change over time. Our [comparison of longevity clinic software](https://www.longevityehr.com/best-longevity-clinic-software) lays out the options, including where LongevityEHR fits and where it does not. ### Is LongevityEHR an EHR or a longevity EMR? It is a full system of record for the practice, so people search for it both ways. The [EHR vs EMR guide](https://www.longevityehr.com/guides/ehr-vs-emr) explains the difference and why it matters less than what the system does with your labs. ### Does it work for anti-aging and wellness practices? Yes, if they are cash-pay and track patients through repeated testing. Clinics looking for an anti aging EMR use the same core: lab extraction, custom biomarker ranges, care plans and a branded portal. ### Does LongevityEHR interpret lab results with AI? No. AI reads the lab report so your team does not have to retype it. Classification against your ranges is deterministic, and providers write every word of interpretation. ### How much does LongevityEHR cost? Core is $99 and Scale is $199 per provider per month, with unlimited patients on every plan and 30% off with annual billing. There is a 15-day free trial. See [pricing](https://www.longevityehr.com/pricing). ### Can we prescribe or order labs from LongevityEHR? Not yet. E-prescribing and lab ordering are in development. Today you upload results from any lab and they are extracted into the chart.