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Biopeak Opens Flagship Indiranagar Centre to Advance Precision Health and Longevity in India

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Biopeak, India’s full-stack precision health and longevity company, has opened its 14,500 sq. ft. flagship centre in Indiranagar, bringing advanced diagnostics, personalised preventive care and regenerative therapies under one roof.

The centre builds on Biopeak’s Millers Road facility and offers a range of health optimisation and regenerative therapies, including Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), Cold Plunge, Infrared Sauna, aquatic conditioning, Cell Gym and VO₂ max assessments. These interventions are prescribed based on individual health goals and integrated into personalised protocols guided by a multidisciplinary team.

The launch comes as India’s healthcare needs evolve amid declining fertility rates and a growing focus on healthspan—the years lived in good health—alongside longevity.

Rishi Pardal, Co-founder & CEO, Biopeak, said: “India is at the start of its own healthspan revolution, and Biopeak is building the model this shift will demand. Healthcare has traditionally stepped in once something goes wrong. But what we’re learning through our growing client cohort is that biology begins changing much earlier than symptoms appear, and maintaining health requires continuous optimisation rather than episodic intervention. In fact, fewer than 5% of the individuals we’ve assessed presented with completely normal biological profiles. That wasn’t just an interesting statistic; it reinforced our belief that the future of healthcare lies in helping people understand, optimise and effectively manage their biology over time. That’s the philosophy we’ve built into our flagship centre and the model we intend to scale.”

Shiva Subramanian, Co-founder & Chief Innovation Officer, Biopeak, added: “A flagship centre has to demonstrate the full model; not just one part of it. Diagnostics, clinical interpretation and therapies work together within the same ecosystem, allowing us to understand how a person’s biology changes over time rather than at a single point. Every recommendation is informed by the latest scientific evidence, interpreted by a multidisciplinary clinical team and adapted as an individual’s biology evolves. Our commitment isn’t simply to provide diagnostic answers; it’s to deliver one of the most comprehensive understandings of an individual’s health so they can optimise their healthspan and quality of life over the long term.”

The Indiranagar centre will serve as a blueprint for Biopeak’s expansion across India, built around its Detect. Optimise. Regenerate. framework.

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