The appointment cost $1500.00 You are then made to book your own follow up appointment. The last year I went, when I booked my follow up appointment, the doctor called me directly. This year after the missed appointment it was said that is was a zoom link and that I should have gotten a zoom link to my email the day I booked it (I called to let them know that the doctor never called me)...... Then it was said that the link would not come from Princeton Longevity Center....... If I knew it was a ZOOM I would have been on the ZOOM. [When you book your appointment there is one little section prompting a ZOOM follow up call- portion where you have to click to move to the next page] It's comical writing the review.... really I was just floored that the older woman on the phone was so quick to say pay $50 and I can reschedule that for you.... and that was all she was going to do. An update: I emailed the Director of Patient and Corporate services- Andrea L. The Director of services took the time out of her day... really took the time.... to screen shot and highlight the fine print of it being a zoom call. She highlighted 4 points of a "Zoom" mention really only being on two days. The day you book the appointment and the day you are told to scan a QR code which also was more than a month apart. No follow up and no work done by their actual team in the office. I booked the appointment on Jan 8th. I did not see the fine print that the director took the time out of her day to highlight and send back to me as a pretty much "Bite me" remark. Feb 10th (More than a month later) I had my appointment and was told to scan the QR code to book a call. Did I read the QR code the director also so kindly enlarged for me just now in an email to tell me to basically "Piss off"? No, I SCANNED the QR code and booked my appointment and the Dr. said she would call on the 24th. There was no Zoom mention from when I was there checking in at their office to leaving is what I was saying on the phone and why I emailed the director for help because I do not miss appointments especially one where I had to take off of work and drive more than an hour to so I would not have missed that follow up appointment. I think it's unprofessional and especially of the director to reply the way she did. I have been in customer service throughout my career and I never felt more disregarded by the girl who works at the front desk and the director..... Truly as if I was emailing a 20 year old girl who got her first job. Andrea went so far as to send me a non-disparagement agreement. (Over $50 ..) Telling me that Once my Yelp review was taken down and she received a signed copy of the attached agreement, she will have my follow up appointment rescheduled by phone and waive the $50 fee... I mean it's also upsetting that the Director would reply just like that below ( look at all the other bad review replies) and say those things about myself to cover her own character .... Asking a client to take down their review when I simply asked if she would waive the $50 fee. It was because of the way the Director replied to me over 50 bucks... In my second email I said if you can't waive it is what it is...but if something was really wrong the Doctor would have to call me right? That is when the director felt she needed to "stick it to me" for it being a Zoom call lol.... she did not even answer my question. I felt all she cared about was her name and this review! Did I explain my situation to one woman on the phone when I called and then she had me on hold to transfer me to another named Alex, who I had to re-explain my situation to and still could or would not help? Yes. They could help but would not help. I get it some businesses won't right? I felt it was the way they had me on hold, the way Alex replied and the way the Director replied that I took the time to write this review. Did I think the lady that sounded older, named Alex, on the phone, was no help.. yes? Did I bully her lol? No... Was I upset and frustrated that I could not speak to the Dr. without paying 50 dollars... yes?? Was I upset with the way I felt Alex did not give a care, yes!? Did I then email the director for help, yes. Did the director reply trying to stick it to me about a Zoom call after I said it is what it is.. because I GENUINELY did not know it was a Zoom call... yes and she did the same with her reply just below. Meanwhile I literally replied off the Zoom call link (after they told me the company the link is from...) asking for help..... Did Andrea only offer me one day and time to speak to her? Yes. Did the Physician Communicate her results 24 hours after my appointment. No. She did not. Did Andrea, how I felt, harass me via email to take down this review? Yes... Head of a department?... with training in customer service..... I'd say her reply says enough ....... And I'll leave it at that.. read more

This is a complete physical that will give you an excellent snap shot of any issues you may have or be trending towards and when you return a year or three later you will have an even better idea of how you are doing. The best part other than the most thorough physical you have ever had with virtually all the results returned within a few hours, is that you spend an hour or more speaking with your Doctor at the end of the physical asking every question you may have and discussing any issue you may have or are concerned you may have. This is the type of physical we should all have on a regular basis. read more

I found PLC it to be well planned and executed and staff was very helpful. No follow up question or inquiry was a problem. Both Instructions and schedule were clearly communicated. I have to say Dr Ruch was one of the best doctors I have ever seen he was both knowledgeable and showed interest in helping me and his follow up was right on time. I could not say enough good things about him and his knowledge as a former ER doctor he knows his stuff when it comes to both prevention and intervention. read more

This center advertises an 'executive physical'. This scan itself is expensive and not covered by insurance. But you're treated like it was a free government clinic and it is mostly the non doctor staff that needs improvement. I started there a dozen years ago and it was great but it seems to decline with each visit. For example: you tell a staff member something and they say 'whatever'. You wait for your exam in a hallway. They do not want to give you the result even though it is the law to have your medical record. It was 5 star a decade ago , 2 star now. read more

The Princeton Longevity Ctr has to be the very best medical test center I have ever been at The doctors & entire staff were a very professional, courteous & caring group & make you feel very comfortable in a somewhat stressful situation I totally recommend the PLC 100% to anyone interested read more

I didn't do the exam at PLC because I could not get past the phone call. I had a simple question to ask how they compare to Hopkins and UPenn executive physicals in terms of features and price. What I got was a whole junior sales speech about how they are not a university hospital and all their doctors do its focus on health. I asked twice what the costs were and did not receive an answer. Here's a little message to the management here - most of us who are looking for these exams and paying out of pocket have probably already managed sales forces and marketing organizations and know all the tricks there. It may behoove you to just be upfront about your pricing (I don't really care how much it is, but I would like to know what you get for what you spend) and to treat us like educated consumers. It may help you to have some sales and marketing strategy sessions and re-think your approach. read more

A very pleasant experience... Well planned and executed. Staff was super helpful, no question or inquiry was a problem. Instructions and schedule were clearly communicated. read more

Very poor. Find a doctor who will follow up with you and develop a rapport. Seems very distant and trying to just get it all done. The promise from fancy web pages and marketing really does not happen. It seems to be only about the money. And I have known others who have gone there. Don't do it. Waste of a lot of money!!! read more

On the whole a good experience. The physician and most of the staff were very professional and knowledgeable. However, there was one staffer that I found to be arrogant and he somewhat ruined the visit. I probably will not return. All of the testing at the facility is based on science. There is one stress test administered by what appears to be an untrained pseudo gym teacher. He asks you to do some stretching then asks you to run on a treadmill, then he offers his opinions on whether you are in shape or not. Totally subjective. He come across poorly in my opinion. They need to train him better. read more

Look, its not cheap, but as thorough as you can get and you can choose extra services/scans. I was very happy with the speed and communication of the results. Also, the Fitness portion was great - Matt is super helpful in follow up and helping me with my routine going forward. He is fantastic. read more

I have been to PLC twice and found it to be well organized. I got results and guidance on helping to improve my long term health. Which at 60 is still not to late to take a proactive attitude toward. I would recommend anyone who wants to take action toward better health start here read more

Replying to the comment I got from the company: No one ever says "oh yes, please report my findings to the insurance industry" - it was in one of those many forms you sign without thinking of implications. Also, your report of intentions was not in line with what I was told when I paid. And I'm in the healthcare field and I know that I'd never get reimbursed, so your reply doesn't apply.... read more

I absolutely love working for Princeton longevity center! They are truly a one-stop-shop for a full comprehensive exam including labs, advanced radiology, (with a list of options), bone density, stress test and much more. You also get to meet with a exercise physiologist for an intensive training session, a registered dietitian for a full work up and we have top notch doctors who will answer any question or concerns you have before you leave our office and that's on top of our great staff that cares. Both doctors and staff are attentive from the moment you arrive to the time you walk out of the door. You leave with a final book made up from our amazing Receptionist with all final reports and labs Doctors note everything you did at the time of your exam in one book. We can even send over a pdf copy to your PCP or another doctor. Over all this is a great place to get a head-to-toe, in-depth physical exam.I would give them 10 stars if I could!!! read more

I just had an awful experience at the Princeton Longevity Center in Shelton CT. After spending $8K, I waited an hour for tests, was run around extensively, did not receive several of the test results that I paid for. Had a brief and not especially helpful conversation with the doctor and was told that a nurse would call me in a few weeks to discuss the rest of my results. It is absolutely not the concierge service that I was promised. They were terribly disorganized and clearly trying to get people in and out as quick as possible. I would strongly recommend against using this center. read more