Longevitá Living

About Longevitá Living

What is Longevitá Living?

Longevitá Living is a concierge longevity and hormone medicine practice in Salem, New Hampshire, at 91 Stiles Rd, Unit 206. It is founded and led by Tanya M. Martel, MSN, FNP-BC, CWOCN, a Family Nurse Practitioner who is the practice's prescriber. The practice offers four services: men's testosterone therapy, women's hormone therapy, weight management and nutrition, and wellness coaching, with hormone optimization described as its specialty, both bioidentical and synthetic options.

Care is delivered through telehealth, with virtual consults and what the practice calls statewide virtual care for clients in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Hormone programs are built around repeat lab work, including lipid profiles, hs-CRP, hematocrit, PSA, estradiol, and DHT for men on testosterone therapy, and the weight management program pairs nutrition and movement coaching with prescription metabolic therapies when a patient qualifies, alongside monitoring of thyroid markers, fasting insulin, HbA1c, and lipids. Wellness coaching is offered as its own service and also as a companion to the medical programs, covering nutrition, movement, sleep, and stress.

What does it cost?

Longevitá Living does not publish prices for consultations, memberships, or any of its programs on its site. It states plainly that it does not accept or bill insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare, so this is cash pay only. If you enroll in a recurring membership, the practice says it will tell you the amount and billing frequency before your first charge, and that you authorize it to charge your payment method on that schedule until you cancel. Beyond that general cancellation framework, no dollar figures, consultation fee, or lab costs are listed, so ask for a full written quote before booking.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what the first visit costs and whether that fee is separate from any ongoing membership. Ask whether a monthly or program fee includes medication, or whether prescriptions, labs, and follow-up visits are billed on top of it. For hormone therapy, ask whether you would receive a bioidentical or synthetic formulation, and which delivery method (injection, cream, gel, or oral) applies to the price you're quoted. For weight management, ask which prescription metabolic therapies are used and whether that medication is included in the program fee or billed separately. Since no clinic hours are listed and all care is described as telehealth, ask whether any visit, lab draw, or exam happens in person, and if so, where. Finally, since this is a recurring membership model, ask exactly how to cancel and whether any notice period applies.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are in Massachusetts or New Hampshire, want hormone or weight management care delivered by telehealth under a single nurse practitioner, and are comfortable paying out of pocket without a published price list in hand. It is less of a fit if you want to know your total cost before you call, or if you need in-person exams and want that spelled out ahead of time.

Sources: longevitaliving.com, longevitaliving.com/services/womens-hormone-therapy, longevitaliving.com/services/weight-loss, longevitaliving.com/terms, longevitaliving.com/about, longevitaliving.com/contact

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