Own a Health Franchise.
Built for recurring revenue.
ALC Franchise is a cash-pay health franchise opportunity in one of the fastest-growing sectors in healthcare. No insurance billing, a lean clinic footprint, and a system refined across six corporate locations before a single franchise was sold.
Initial investment $173,450–$309,250 / Full snapshot below
01 The category
Why a health franchise, and why now.
Health and longevity is one of the largest consumer categories in the world, and one of the few where franchising has barely established itself in the clinical tier.
Projected size of the global longevity and preventive wellness market by 2034, up from $784.9 billion in 2024. That is a compound annual growth rate of roughly 8.2%.
Source: Global Insight Services, Longevity and Preventive Wellness Market, 2024–2034
- Two demographics, one service menuBaby Boomers managing decline and health-conscious younger adults optimizing performance want overlapping care for different reasons. That widens the addressable market per territory rather than splitting it.
- Cash-pay is structurally resilientPatients choose the service and pay at the point of care. No payer contracts, no claims denials, no receivable aging on your books.
- Franchise saturation is a food-and-retail problemQuick-service and retail categories have decades of unit build-out behind them. Clinical health does not, which is why territory is still available in most metros.
- Margin comes from the model, not the volumeMembership plans and repeat protocols mean revenue continues between visits, rather than resetting with every new customer acquisition.
02 The advantage
What separates ALC from a wellness studio.
Most health franchise listings in this category are gyms, studios, or med-spas wearing wellness language. ALC is a physician-founded clinical model, and the economics work differently.
- Cash-pay onlyFaster collections and a cleaner P&L. You are not staffing a billing function or waiting on reimbursement.
- Recurring by clinical necessityHormone optimization and metabolic care require labs, titration, and follow-up. Retention is built into the protocol, not bolted on with a loyalty program.
- Proprietary protocolsDeveloped by Dr. Brian D. Anderson inside operating clinics, not licensed from a third party or assembled from a vendor catalog.
- Low-overhead footprintBasic medical office space, no lasers, no X-rays, and a 3–4 person launch team. Square footage requirements are well below a gym or full med-spa.
03 The comparison
Three health franchise models, side by side.
| ALC Franchise | Traditional medical franchise | Wellness studio | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payment model | Cash-pay only | Insurance billing, mixed payer | Cash-pay, low ticket |
| Clinical differentiation | Physician-developed protocols | Varies by specialty | Minimal |
| Patient base | Men and women, full panel | Single specialty | Fitness-motivated only |
| Build-out | Basic medical office | Imaging or procedure suite | Large open floor plan |
| Launch headcount | 3–4 | Clinical plus billing staff | Instructor-dependent |
04 Investment snapshot
The financial parameters.
Every figure here comes from our Franchise Disclosure Document.
- Total estimated investment
- $173,450–$309,250
- Royalty
- 8%
- Liquidity required
- $120,000
- Minimum net worth
- $350,000
- Launch team size
- 3–4
Total estimated investment (includes franchise fee)
What your investment includes
- Protected territory with defined, exclusive boundaries
- Pre-opening operational and sales training for you and your staff
- Membership billing systems, configured for your clinic
- Site selection criteria, floor plan specs, and an approved vendor network
- Launch support and named ongoing contacts in operations and marketing
See the FDD for the most current figures, and our earning potential disclosures for the only financial performance information we provide.
05 Owners
Operators already running the model.
What stood out to us about Anderson Longevity Clinic was how authentic it felt in a space where many other longevity businesses did not. The strength of the brand and the vision behind it made this an opportunity we truly believed in.
From day one, the support, education, and infrastructure ALC has provided has been outstanding.
Anderson Longevity Clinic has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, and GQ, and is a member of the International Franchise Association. Current unit counts and owner contact information are disclosed in Item 20 of our FDD, and we encourage every candidate to call existing owners directly.
06 The process
Your path to health franchise ownership.
Five steps, with a named franchise development contact at each one. Timeframes below are typical, not guaranteed, and depend on your market and responsiveness.
Inquiry
You submit the form. We confirm territory availability in your market and route you to a franchise advisor.
Discovery call
A working conversation about the model, the economics, your market, and what operating a clinic actually looks like week to week.
FDD review
We deliver the Franchise Disclosure Document. Federal law requires a minimum waiting period before any agreement is signed. Use it, and bring it to your own attorney and accountant.
Validation
Call existing owners from the Item 20 list. Ask them anything. We do not sit in on those calls.
Award
Mutual decision, agreement signed, and your onboarding and site search begin. Multi-unit and area developer structures are discussed here for candidates with larger capital.
07 Next step
Start your franchise inquiry.
Provide your name, email, phone, state, and investment timeline. That is everything we need to check territory availability and set up a call.
No obligation. Your information is never shared or sold.
Notice regarding franchise offers and sales
Information on this page was published August 23, 2026. Fees, investment ranges, territory terms, timeframes, and all other figures shown here are subject to change. Market size projections are third-party estimates describing an industry category, are not a forecast of any franchisee's revenue or results, and are provided for general context only. Please confirm every figure independently against the most current version of our Franchise Disclosure Document, and check for any FDD amendments or updates issued after the date above, before relying on anything stated on this page.
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