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The Longevity GP (TLGP)

TIER 3

Singapore, Singapore

The Longevity GP (TLGP) is a Tier 3 longevity / healthspan clinic in Singapore, led by Dr Calida Chua. Cross-checked against 4 independent sources. A high price is not evidence — verify the physician and the protocol.

Physicians

Pricing

Not published / not multi-source verified

Contact

Websitewww.thelongevitygp.com/
Phone+65 6514 2863
WhatsApp+65 8930 5188
Email[email protected]

Notable

Doctor-led clinic positioning itself in longevity/anti-aging medicine, combining preventive primary care, advanced diagnostics (cardiometabolic risk, hormonal balance, inflammatory/metabolic markers, biological-ageing indicators, body composition) and personalised longevity planning. Two locations: i12 Katong (112 E Coast Rd, B1-10A) and 321 Orchard Rd (Orchard Shopping Centre #09-05). Verified contact: phone +65 6514 2863, WhatsApp +65 8930 5188, [email protected].

Sources & verification

Editorial note: BORDERLINE — flagged. Site tagline is literally 'Merging Aesthetics with Anti-Aging Science' and both named doctors are GP/aesthetic physicians, so there is significant aesthetics/med-spa overlap (the niche we were told to exclude); kept only because it genuinely offers preventive longevity diagnostics and is doctor-led. Named CURRENT doctors: Dr Calida Chua (MBBS Singapore, MRCS England, MPH Singapore) and Dr Kwa Jie Min (MD Australia, GDFM Singapore, PGDip Clinical Dermatology UK) — both confirmed actively practising with booking links. NEITHER holds an authority-body certification in internal medicine/cardiology/endocrinology, nor A4M, nor JCI — so cannot reach tier 1/2. The 'Founder' is referenced ('Our Founder's Note') but NOT publicly named — flag: no named principal/founder. INDEPENDENT SOURCING IS THIN: effectively only LinkedIn (Calida Chua's profile) corroborates beyond the clinic's own site; not found in any independent longevity directory (absent from longevity.technology, spannr longevity-doctors list), no Google/Trustpilot review volume found. Per the 'default to excluding when thin' rule this sits at the very bottom of inclusion (tier 3); could justifiably be DROPPED. No peptide/NAD/rapamycin/full-body-MRI offering confirmed. No A4M. No verified doctor photo retained (own-site only, not independently corroborated).