CorAeon Functional Medicine and Longevity – Preventive Longevity Clinic with Global Access

Clinic Overview

Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity is a functional concierge medicine practice co-founded by two physicians a Triple Board Certified cardiologist and Dr. Sandra Cammarata (co-founder, functional psychiatrist). Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity serves members in New Jersey, New York, and Florida via virtual and in-person care under the Vetta Health membership model.

The clinical team includes Dr. Chana Zablocki, a women's health specialist with 20+ years of experience, alongside the two co-founding physicians.

At a Glance – CorAeon Functional Medicine and Longevity

Geographic Access

CorAeon operates from its primary clinical facility in the United States and serves patients globally through remote consultations and structured diagnostic workflows. It reflects broader trends seen across longevity clinics in Europe.

The clinic reports engagement across:

• United States
• Poland
• 38+ European countries
• Additional international patients via digital care systems

 🔗 Quick Links

• Clinic Overview
• Quick Links
• Why High-Performers Choose CorAeon
• Purpose & Executive Profile
• Medical Philosophy – Systems-Based Longevity
• Advanced Diagnostics & Medical Assessment
• What CorAeon Does Best
• Before & After – Executive Outcomes
• Signature Longevity & Medical Programs
• Therapies, Facilities & Clinical Environment
• Pricing, Program Structure & Length of Stay
• Plan Your Stay at CorAeon Functional Medicine and Longevity
• Outcomes, Reputation
• Executive Perspective
• Frequently Asked Questions

Physician Profiles 

Co-Founder: Cardiologist (Triple Board Certified)

The lead co-founding physician at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity holds Triple Board Certification in:

• Cardiology
• Internal Medicine
• Nuclear Cardiology

Experience: 35+ years total / 20+ years clinical experience

Notable biography:

• Former cardiologist to President George H.W. Bush
• Contributor to the Framingham Heart Study, one of the most significant cardiovascular research studies in medical history

Co-Founder Dr. Sandra Cammarata

Dr. Sandra Cammarata is the co-founder and functional psychiatrist of Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity a critical leadership profile entirely absent from the original content. Her functional psychiatry expertise underpins the clinic's dedicated Functional Psychiatry programme.

Dr. Chana Zablocki Women's Health Specialist

Dr. Chana Zablocki is a women's health specialist with 20+ years of experience supporting Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity's dedicated Women's Health Program.

Why High-Performers Choose CorAeon

 Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity is a physician-founded functional concierge medicine practice offering a level of clinical depth, physician access, and personalized care architecture unavailable in standard primary or preventive medicine settings. For executives and high performers in New Jersey, New York, and Florida, it provides structured longitudinal health management under two physician co-founders with exceptional credentials combining cardiovascular medicine and functional psychiatry within a single, cohesive concierge framework. 

Co-founded by two physicians with exceptional credentials

• Triple Board Certified cardiologist in cardiology, internal medicine, and nuclear cardiology with 35+ years of experience, former cardiologist to President George H.W. Bush, and contributor to the Framingham Heart Study
• Dr. Sandra Cammarata, co-founder and functional psychiatrist, whose expertise underpins the clinic's dedicated functional psychiatry program 

Three named specialist programs

Beyond general longevity medicine, Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity offers three dedicated clinical pathways:

• Women's Health Program led by Dr. Chana Zablocki (20+ years experience)
• Men's Hormone Program addressing male hormonal health within the Functional Concierge Medicine framework
• Functional Psychiatry led by Co-founder Dr. Sandra Cammarata

Structured monitoring and transparent pricing

Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity is built for individuals who want consistent, data-informed oversight, not episodic consultations. Members receive bi-weekly reviews in the initial period, transitioning to monthly thereafter. Pricing is fully transparent:

• Vetta Elite: $1,063/month (annual) / $1,250/month (monthly)
• Foundational: $339/month + $1,500 signup fee (annual) / $399/month + $1,500 signup fee (monthly)
• Advanced Functional Health Check: $399
• Annual savings on Vetta Elite: $2,244/year

The entry point is a free Discovery Call; no commitment is required before deciding on membership.

Purpose & Executive Profile

Clinical Purpose

CorAeon is structured to support early identification of biological risk and system-level understanding, rather than symptom-driven intervention.

The clinic’s model focuses on:

• Detecting early deviations across cardiovascular, metabolic, and endocrine systems
• Interpreting how these systems interact over time
• Providing structured clinical data to support long-term planning

This approach is not designed for immediate intervention. It is built for measured evaluation, pattern recognition, and ongoing reassessment under physician supervision.

The emphasis remains on understanding trajectory rather than reacting to outcomes.

Who This Clinic Is Designed For

CorAeon is designed for individuals who require structured health data, time efficiency, and physician-led interpretation, including:

• Executives managing high cognitive and operational demands
• Founders and entrepreneurs operating across multiple time zones
• Institutional and private investors
• Professional and endurance athletes
• High-performance individuals seeking clarity rather than treatment

This approach is similar to an executive health check for longevity

The model is particularly suited to those who:

• Prefer data-driven decision-making
• Require minimal disruption to professional schedules
• Value longitudinal tracking over one-time evaluation

It is not positioned as a general-access wellness service, but as a structured clinical system for high-agency individuals.

Focus Areas

Medical Philosophy – Systems-Based Longevity

CorAeon operates within a systems-based preventive medical framework, where biological processes are assessed as interconnected rather than isolated.

Traditional models often evaluate single markers or respond to symptoms after onset. In contrast, this approach focuses on:

• Multi-system interaction (cardiovascular, metabolic, endocrine)
• Combined biomarker interpretation rather than single-value analysis
• Physician-led contextual understanding of complex datasets

The emphasis is placed on early-stage biological signals, where deviations may appear long before clinical symptoms develop.

This model deliberately avoids reliance on trends, consumer health metrics, or unvalidated interventions. Instead, it prioritizes structured clinical data interpreted under physician oversight.

From an executive perspective, the framework aligns with risk analysis models—identifying early indicators, understanding system behavior, and monitoring changes over time.

This model aligns with emerging research in systems biology and multi-omics profiling, although standardisation across clinical practice remains under development.

Core System Focus

CorAeon’s primary clinical focus centers on:

• Cardiovascular system (including arterial health and plaque development)
• Metabolic regulation (energy utilization, insulin response, lipid metabolism)
• Endothelial function (vascular lining integrity and flexibility)

These systems are evaluated collectively to understand how biological processes interact rather than operate independently.

🔍 Did You Know? Clinical observations referenced by Dr. Giovanni Campanile indicate that early arterial changes—commonly described as fatty streaks—have been identified in individuals as young as 18–20, suggesting that cardiovascular processes may begin decades before symptoms are detected.

Lifestyle as a Medical Tool

Within this model, lifestyle variables are not treated as general advice but as measurable clinical inputs.

These include:

• Nutrition patterns and metabolic response
• Deep sleep and recovery patterns as measurable inputs
• Physical activity and cardiovascular load
• Stress exposure and recovery patterns

Each variable is evaluated alongside biomarker data to understand its contribution to broader system behavior.

This approach does not position lifestyle as a standalone solution, but as part of a structured, data-informed clinical framework.

Advanced Diagnostics & Medical Assessment

CorAeon’s clinical model begins with diagnostic depth before interpretation, using multiple data layers to assess biological systems.

The objective is not to generate isolated results, but to build a comprehensive dataset that can be interpreted in context by a physician.

This approach separates:

• Data collection (diagnostics)
• Clinical meaning (physician interpretation)

Diagnostic Assessment Includes

• Multi-system biomarker panels (100+ markers across genetic, metabolic, hormonal, and gut health domains)
• AI-enhanced CT imaging using the Clearly platform for cardiovascular analysis
• AI-interpreted electrocardiogram (EKG)
• VO2 Max testing using the PNOE metabolic system
• Body composition analysis using Styku and InBody systems
• Wearable-integrated physiological monitoring

Each dataset contributes to a layered clinical view, rather than a single-point evaluation

Chronomedicine & Future Risk Mapping

CorAeon incorporates a time-based interpretation model, where biological data is tracked across multiple intervals.

This allows physicians to:

• Observe biomarker trends rather than isolated values
• Identify deviations from baseline over time
• Interpret potential risk trajectories

This approach aligns with longitudinal risk modelling, where patterns become more meaningful than single measurements.

What CorAeon Does Best

CorAeon’s strengths are defined by clinical structure, diagnostic integration, and physician oversight, rather than treatment positioning.

Key Medical Strength 1: CIMT Early Cardiovascular Risk Detection

CIMT (Carotid Intima-Media Thickness) is a named, specialist diagnostic capability at Coraeon providing non-invasive ultrasound-based measurement of arterial wall thickness as an early cardiovascular risk marker. Under Dr. Enam Abood's clinical oversight, CIMT results are interpreted within the broader Preventative Cardiology framework rather than as isolated data points.

Key Medical Strength 2: Multi-System Biomarker Integration

AI-driven ECG is a named signature technology enhancing standard electrocardiogram analysis with artificial intelligence to surface subtle cardiac patterns. Applied within Dr. Abood's Preventative Cardiology pillar as part of the comprehensive health assessment.

Key Medical Strength 3: Longitudinal Monitoring

Coraeon's Preventative Cardiology pillar positions it distinctly within the London longevity clinic landscape combining CIMT, AI-driven ECG, and cardiovascular biomarker analysis under the clinical directorship of Dr. Enam Abood, Founder and Medical Director.

Key Medical Strength 4: Metabolic Health Assessment

The Metabolic Health pillar provides structured assessment of insulin sensitivity, lipid dysregulation, and systemic inflammatory markers interpreted by Dr. Abood within a systems-based preventive framework. 

Key Medical Strength 5: Harley Street Medical Centre Group Integration

Coraeon's integration with the Harley Street Medical Centre group ecosystem provides institutional credibility and access to a broader specialist network positioning it within mainstream UK private medicine rather than as a standalone longevity venture.

Before & After – Executive Outcomes

CorAeon presents selected case observations to illustrate how structured diagnostics and longitudinal monitoring may influence clinical interpretation over time.

These examples reflect changes in measurable indicators and awareness, not guaranteed outcomes.

Outcome 1 – Plaque Stabilization

Before:
Progressive indicators associated with arterial plaque development, with limited visibility into plaque composition and associated risk characteristics

After:
Stabilization of measured plaque-related indicators observed through ongoing monitoring, supported by AI-enhanced imaging and physician-led interpretation

Source:
Clinical observation referenced by Dr. Giovanni Campanile within CorAeon case materials

Outcome 2 – Structured Risk Visibility

Before:
Fragmented understanding of health status based on isolated test results and limited integration across biological systems

After:
Comprehensive diagnostic profile integrating cardiovascular, metabolic, and hormonal data, enabling structured interpretation of risk patterns

Source:
Patient-reported experience documented within CorAeon clinical materials

Signature Longevity & Medical Programs

All programs are delivered through Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity under the Vetta Health membership model.

Vetta Elite Membership

Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity's comprehensive concierge medicine membership tier:

Pricing:

• Annual billing: $1,063/month
• Monthly billing: $1,250/month

Program monitoring:

• Bi-weekly reviews initially
• Transitioning to monthly reviews ongoing

Includes:

• Comprehensive functional medicine assessment
• Physician access and ongoing clinical oversight
• Women's Health, Men's Hormone, or Functional Psychiatry pathway where applicable
• IV therapy (available 'preservative-free' qualifier unverified; refer to official site for specifics)
• Emsculpt NEO (available as a wellness service)
• HeartMath / Stress Reduction (available as a wellness service)

Foundational Membership

Entry-level concierge medicine membership at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity:

Pricing:

• Annual billing: $339/month + $1,500 signup fee
• Monthly billing: $399/month + $1,500 signup fee

Advanced Functional Health Check $399

Standalone assessment option at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity a comprehensive functional health evaluation at $399, serving as an entry point before committing to membership.

Women's Health Program

A dedicated named program at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity supported by Dr. Chana Zablocki (women's health specialist, 20+ years experience).

Men's Hormone Program

A dedicated named program at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity addressing male hormonal health within the Functional Concierge Medicine framework.

Functional Psychiatry

A dedicated named program at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity directly aligned with Dr. Sandra Cammarata's co-founder expertise as a functional psychiatrist.

Therapies, Facilities & Clinical Environment

Verified Diagnostic Services at Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity

• Advanced Functional Health Check ($399) comprehensive functional health evaluation
• PNOE referenced as a partner/affiliated technology (appears as a partner logo; not confirmed as a fully integrated service)

Verified Therapy Services

• IV therapy available ('preservative-free' qualifier not confirmed; refer to official site)
• Emsculpt NEO confirmed wellness service
• HeartMath / Stress Reduction confirmed wellness service

Pricing, Program Structure & Length of Stay

CorAeon follows a premium, physician-led pricing structure, reflecting the depth of diagnostics and level of clinical oversight.

Payment model: Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity operates on a cash-pay basis only. Insurance, HSA, and FSA are not accepted. 

Membership Pricing

How Programs Are Structured

Programs follow a repeatable clinical sequence:

1. Pre-visit preparation: Collection of medical history and baseline data
2. Diagnostic phase: Multi-system testing and performance assessment
3. Physician interpretation: Review of combined datasets within clinical context
4. Ongoing monitoring: Follow-up consultations and tracking of biomarker trends

Length of Stay

CorAeon operates primarily as a remote-first clinical system, where:

• Most engagement occurs through digital consultations and monitoring
• In-person visits are optional and typically short in duration

Plan Your Stay at CorAeon Functional Medicine and Longevity

Clinic: Coraeon Functional Medicine and Longevity 

Membership Brand: Vetta Health 

Positioning: Functional Concierge Medicine 

Geographic Reach: New Jersey / New York / Florida (virtual and in-person) 

Entry Point: Free Discovery Call

Recommended Length of Stay

• Most clinical engagement occurs remotely
• In-person visits, when required, are typically short and structured
• Programs are designed to minimize disruption to professional commitments

How to Reach the Clinic?

• Nearest Airport: Newark Liberty International Airport (USA)
• Estimated Transfer Time: Approximately 30 minutes to Caldwell, New Jersey

Transport Options:

• Private car service
• Ride-share platforms
• Rental vehicles

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Accommodation & Stay Planning

CorAeon does not operate residential accommodation. Patients visiting the clinic typically stay in nearby hotels or short-term apartments, depending on the duration of their visit.

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What to Bring

• Previous medical records (if available)
• Current test results or reports
• Wearable health data (optional)
• Comfortable attire for diagnostic testing

Outcomes, Reputation

What Patients Commonly Report

• Extended consultation time with physicians
• Detailed explanation of diagnostic findings
   
• Structured and individualized clinical interpretation
• Ongoing monitoring with follow-up clarity

Media & Professional Recognition

• Endorsements from integrative and preventive medicine physicians
• Collaboration and reference alignment with longevity research experts
• Clinical approach reflecting emerging systems medicine frameworks

Executive Perspective

CorAeon represents a centralized, physician-led longevity model with distributed global access, reflecting a broader shift toward data-driven and remotely enabled healthcare systems.

The clinic’s structure emphasizes diagnostics, interpretation, and longitudinal monitoring, aligning with how executives approach decision-making—through data, pattern recognition, and continuous evaluation.

At the same time, the longevity sector remains in development. Biomarker interpretation, biological age estimation, and predictive modelling are still evolving, with variability across individuals and methodologies.

Within this context, CorAeon’s relevance lies in its structured clinical framework rather than outcome positioning. The clinic provides a structured system for observing biological processes across time, rather than relying on episodic evaluation.

For high-performance individuals, this model supports informed oversight and long-term clarity, integrating health evaluation into broader strategic thinking.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CorAeon a medical clinic or a wellness center?

CorAeon operates as a physician-led clinical practice, with a primary focus on diagnostics, risk assessment, and longitudinal monitoring.

It is not positioned as a spa, retreat, or general wellness facility. Clinical decisions and interpretations are conducted under physician oversight.

Who is this clinic designed for?

The clinic is designed for individuals who require structured health data and time-efficient evaluation, including:

• Executives
• Founders and entrepreneurs
• Investors
• Professional athletes
• High-performance individuals

The model is best suited for those seeking data-driven insight rather than symptomatic treatment.

How is personalisation handled?

Personalisation is based on:

• Multi-system biomarker analysis
• Diagnostic imaging
• Performance testing data

All findings are interpreted by a physician to create a structured clinical overview, rather than relying on generalized protocols.

How is privacy managed?

CorAeon operates under a concierge-level structure, with:

• Controlled patient access
• Secure digital systems for data storage and monitoring
• Limited exposure within clinical workflows

This model is designed to support individuals requiring high levels of discretion.

Can patients remain connected to work during the process?

Yes. The clinic follows a remote-first model, allowing patients to:

• Complete much of the process through virtual consultations
• Integrate diagnostic steps into existing schedules
• Avoid extended residential stays

This structure supports minimal disruption to professional responsibilities.

Does CorAeon treat chronic conditions such as diabetes?

The clinic focuses on assessment, monitoring, and risk identification across biological systems.

It does not position itself as a provider of direct treatment protocols for chronic conditions. All medical decisions should be made in consultation with a qualified personal physician.

How should value be evaluated relative to cost?

Evaluation should be based on:

• Depth of diagnostic data (100+ biomarkers, imaging, performance testing)
• Level of physician involvement in interpretation
• Ability to track biological changes over time

The model is structured for individuals who prioritize long-term visibility and structured clinical insight over short-term outcomes.

A Strategic Pause That Protects the Years Ahead

In high-performance environments, decisions are often made quickly, based on incomplete but time-sensitive information. Biological systems do not operate on the same timeline. They evolve gradually, often signaling change long before those signals become visible or actionable.

CorAeon positions itself within this gap—between what is currently measurable and what is not yet fully understood. Its model does not attempt to accelerate biological timelines or promise specific outcomes. Instead, it introduces a structured way to observe, interpret, and track how biological systems behave over time.

Through a combination of diagnostics, physician interpretation, and longitudinal monitoring, the clinic provides a framework that aligns with executive decision-making: gather relevant data, identify patterns, and reassess continuously.

This approach does not replace traditional medical care. It adds a layer of structured visibility that may support more informed discussions with healthcare providers.

In a field where claims can exceed evidence, CorAeon’s model remains anchored in measurable inputs and physician oversight.

For individuals managing complex professional and personal demands, the value lies not in immediate change, but in clarity, continuity, and the ability to observe long-term biological trends with greater precision.

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Disclaimer

This content is provided for informational and editorial purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. No doctor–patient relationship is established through this material. All information presented reflects structured analysis based on publicly available data and clinical positioning. While efforts are made to ensure accuracy, medical science is continuously evolving, and interpretations may change over time. Diagnostic tools and biomarker assessments discussed herein are designed to indicate potential risk patterns, not to provide definitive predictions or outcomes. These indicators should not be interpreted as certainty or used in isolation for decision-making. Individual health outcomes vary significantly based on genetics, lifestyle, environment, and other factors. Any decisions related to health, diagnostics, or treatment should be made in consultation with a qualified healthcare provider who is familiar with your individual medical history. ExtendMy.Life does not provide medical services and does not endorse, guarantee, or assume responsibility for any clinical outcomes, treatments, or services referenced in this content.

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