Tony Robbins and Peter Diamandis’ longevity company Fountain Life raises $18M

Eight years ago, Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. William Cap attended a medical conference that changed his professional life.

He went to co-establishment of a company from a private practice doctor that created a critical care hospital to sell the company. It has given him a interest in both sides of health care: medicine and business party, he told TechCrunch.

So he went to the annual conference organized by renowned physician-scientist Daniel Craft to find out about the new technology that could improve the results when the cost is reduced. Dr. Peter DiamanDis, the founder and chairman of the Express Foundation, was on the stage that year, said the Cup with the co-founder of several health technology, such as Stem-cell Agrani and the genomics company, Human Longey. They discussed the genomics, microbiomics and new technologies that were not part of the mainstream drugs.

Inspired, Cap returned to his own city of Naples, Florida and “Longevity Performance Center started a thing. The concept was initial detection and then optimization of people’s health,” he said.

In March 2021, Dyamandis (illustrated above) and his friend Tony Robins listened and inspected the Cup center. They had a stem cell startup known as Fountain Therapeutics. The conversation soon turned to an attachment and became two companies in October of that year Fountain lifeThe

Cap is also the CEO with both Diamandis and Robbins as a member of the board and a member of the board.

Today, Haririo is included on his board as an advisor; Ashley Furniture Industries CEO Tod Onek as an investor; And the rich Indian business Mogul BK Modi is also an investor.

Fountain Life has been exclusively told TechCrunch that it has raised a 18 million series B led by EOS Venture with the participation of most members of the board. The Fountain has previously raised in a $ 80 million series and collected about $ 108 million in total, Kappa said.

Longevity is a new field as a subject of serious study by the treatment community. When the cap (illustrated below) first launched its center, “We didn’t know exactly what the longeoise means,” he said. However, many more studies have been done in the last four or five years.

The first principle of longevity, he said, “The fool will not die at all.” Therefore, the centers of fountain life, which have four today, are on the screening of resistance, they have heavy focus in their early stages of illness and chronic condition when they begin to become incomplete. Blood tests and body scans collected more than 100 biomeor data from liver fat to “microbiome concentration”, he said.

The second principal is optimization, which means to improve those markers with scientifically legitimate treatment, he said. And the third principal is using the latest regenerative therapy under “FDA trials” to treat illness or achieve optimization.

Screening tests can discover, for example, small bowel bacteria overgrooth (SIBO), which can lead to certain cancer without treatment, he said. The solution, if caught quickly, restore the microbiome balance with specific, prescribed microbiotics.

For members of the fountain, it is tested for every quarter or more and patients can track the results and ask questions of an AI-driven application called Jorry.

However, it is expensive, the cap acknowledges. A complete subscription costs $ 30,000 a year and will cover $ 10,000 only and cover AI, but not ongoing tests and treatment assistance.

Nevertheless, the cap remembers the two stories that told him that this work was in the right direction. A fan of Robins bought membership for her husband, and in the early stages of the tests, the asympatometic kidney was infected with cancer. The husband is now cancer free.

When Global Hotelier Sam Nazarian was looking for partnership with fountain Put longevity center in luxurious hotelsNazrian did the test of the fountain and found a brain aneurysm. They have successfully treated it, Nazrian has Publicly.

The Cap says the new fund will allow the company to open more centers. In addition to Naples; Westchester, New York; Orlando; And a center of Dallas, Houston will open in December. Los Angeles and Miami centers are planned for Q2 of 2026.

He works on “clinic development” and hopes to solve affordable problems where the fountain trains treatment facilities in its methods. Cap says that technology and skills will reduce the cost of access as it becomes more widely available.

The fountain is not the only doctor-powered longevity test startup. There is a company called Mark Himan, a renowned functional health doctor Function healthThe It provides a package of about 160 blood tests with follow-up test every three to six months, for $ 500/year membership (with additional fees for additional blood tests). Its platform similarly analyzes and tracks the test results, though it does not scan the entire body or provide direct access to physicians.