Terms of Service
These terms describe the website, payment, assessment, and intake process for ProAging Longevity Lab & Vitality Center.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
This page is an implementation-ready draft for attorney review. It is not legal advice and should be reviewed by healthcare and privacy counsel before publication or operational reliance.
Service Description
The ProAging Assessment is a paid assessment and intake process intended to help determine fit, priorities, and possible next steps for a longevity or performance program. Payment occurs first through Stripe; the detailed health assessment intake is completed only after a paid session is confirmed.
No Emergency Care
The website and assessment process do not replace emergency medical care, urgent care, or a primary care physician. Anyone experiencing a medical emergency should call emergency services or seek immediate medical care.
Clinical Relationship and Program Fit
Completing checkout or intake does not guarantee acceptance into a ProAging program and does not automatically establish a doctor-patient relationship unless separately confirmed through appropriate clinical onboarding, consents, and professional review.
Client Responsibilities
Clients are responsible for providing accurate, current, and complete information; keeping contact information up to date; using the website lawfully; and not submitting information for another person without proper authority.
Payment and Refunds
Payment is collected through Stripe before the detailed intake is submitted. The assessment and intake fee is non-refundable unless otherwise required by applicable law or separately agreed in writing.
The current refund policy is available at /refund-policy.
Health Information
Health-related intake information and uploaded records are governed by the Privacy Policy and Health Information Consent. HIPAA status, business associate obligations, Florida requirements, Texas requirements, and client-residence obligations should be confirmed by counsel.
Legal Terms for Counsel Review
Limitation of liability, dispute resolution, governing law, warranty disclaimers, and other legal terms should be finalized by counsel before publication or enforcement. Until finalized, these terms should be treated as draft implementation copy.