Cenegenics Houston
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Cenegenics Houston at 24 Greenway Plaza, Suite 1707 is a longevity and functional-health center serving the greater Houston area, including The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, and neighboring Southeast Texas communities. It fits this directory's longevity and hormone categories, and its defining feature is heavy diagnostic testing paired with hormone therapy rather than a quick medication program. The initial 15-minute consultation is offered at no cost and no obligation.
The testing menu is the heart of the offering. It includes VO2 max, body composition by DEXA, advanced CCTA (a detailed heart scan), a brain EEG (WAVi), a CNS scan, a 3D musculoskeletal scan, CIMT (a measure of arterial health), genetics and nutrigenomic testing, micronutrient testing, and exercise physiology testing, all feeding into a performance health assessment and program. On the treatment side there is hormone replacement therapy and bioidentical hormone therapy, plus a focus on heart disease and stroke prevention and thyroid support. This is a clinic organized around measuring a lot and then building an ongoing plan, which is typical of longevity practices and usually means program-style rather than per-visit pricing.
The named providers include Dr. Adriss Faraj, MD, along with Aaron Harris and Aaron Chapman. If knowing your clinician's background matters, that gives you a starting point, though you should ask about each person's specific role and credentials.
The gaps are important to weigh, because they concern cost and specifics. No program or treatment price is published; only the free 15-minute consult is stated, so the actual cost of the assessment and any ongoing program is entirely a phone-call question, and longevity programs like this can be a significant investment. For the hormone therapy, no specific medication is named, so ask exactly what would be prescribed. Insurance is not addressed, and given the model you should expect out-of-pocket billing unless told otherwise. Telehealth is not stated. The Houston center's own years in operation are not stated; company-level figures that appear elsewhere are chain-wide, not specific to this office.
On hours, note a real gap: the Houston center's own opening hours are not published. Chain-wide member-service hours (on Pacific time) and a generic weekday note exist, but those are not this location's hours, so call to find out when it is actually open. For a searcher drawn to a data-driven longevity approach, the free 15-minute consult is a low-cost way to learn the program's scope and price. Go into it asking for the total cost, what the assessment includes, which hormones would be used, and how ongoing care is billed.
Sources: cenegenics.com.