The Longevity Centers of America Opens New Orlando Location

The Longevity Centers of America (LCOA) is opening its first Central Florida location in the Dr. Phillips corridor of southwest Orlando. Situated at 6000 Turkey Lake Road, Suite 209, the clinic is scheduled to open on September 28, with a patient waitlist already open for early appointments ahead of the launch.

This location marks the practice's fourth facility, joining two existing clinics in West Palm Beach and one in Greenville, South Carolina. Chief Executive Officer Kyle Hulbert stated that the waitlist was opened prior to opening day to accommodate individuals in Orlando seeking this specific type of care.

The practice centers on expanded diagnostic testing rather than standard symptom-and-prescription visits. Every patient undergoes an initial workup featuring expanded hormone screening, nutrient analysis, and early-detection markers for metabolic and cellular function. These findings form the basis of an individualized care plan that offers IV and infusion therapies, regenerative injections, hormone and peptide protocols, mental wellness support, and medically supervised weight optimization.

Led by medical director Dr. Benjamin Kosubevsky, the Turkey Lake Road clinic serves communities in Windermere, MetroWest, western and southwestern Orange County, as well as Winter Park, College Park, and Winter Garden.