Adonis Georgiadis: “Greece Will Lead the Longevity Revolution” — New €7M Clinic Opens in Glyfada

A new €7-million investment in the booming field of longevity medicine is setting the stage for Greece to enter one of the fastest-growing sectors in global healthcare. Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis visited the newly established longevity clinic in Glyfada, created by a major foreign investor who chose Greece to develop a state-of-the-art center targeting patients from the Middle East, Europe, and beyond.

Following his visit, Minister Georgiadis stated:“I fully support this type of investment. As Minister of Health, I will do everything I can to help it grow. Greece is entering a new, exciting era — and we will be a leading player in longevity.”

A cutting-edge investment bringing the future of medicine to Greece

The new center brings together some of the most advanced technologies and practices in longevity and preventive medicine, offering:

• high-end medical check-ups
• functional medicine protocols
• regenerative and anti-aging treatments
• primary care services
• same-day surgical procedures

The Minister emphasized the global momentum of the sector:

“Wherever I travel — the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Northern Europe, North America — longevity is the fastest-growing segment of global medical services. Greece can play a major role and attract significant investments.”

Designed for international patients — not the local market

This clinic was built with one clear objective: to attract medical travelers.

According to the management team:

• The facility includes 20 medical specialties
• It is designed to serve patients from the Middle East, Europe, and the United States
• Global medical tourism in longevity is growing by over 15% annually
• The sector is projected to surpass $600 billion by 2030

The investment is expected to create high-skilled jobs and strengthen Greece’s presence in a highly lucrative industry.

Minister Georgiadis: “The Ministry of Health will fully support such projects”

The Minister made clear his intention to encourage similar investments:

“The Ministry of Health will stand behind this initiative. Our doors are open. We will welcome investors and patients from all countries — and of course, these services will also be available to Greek citizens.”

He added that Greece’s geographical position, climate and medical expertise make it a natural destination for longevity tourism.

Why longevity medicine is booming worldwide

Longevity medicine focuses on extending not only lifespan but healthspan: the number of years one lives in good health. Its approach combines:

• regenerative therapies
• anti-aging treatments
• personalized preventive medicine
• advanced biomarker analysis
• functional nutrition
• high-tech medical screening

Global trends show:

• Over 40 million people traveled for health services in 2023
• Medical tourists spend on average €8,000 per trip
• Gulf countries invest billions in longevity and wellness hubs
• Europe shows 20% annual growth in longevity-related services

Greece, with its safety, climate, Mediterranean lifestyle and high-standard private healthcare, is well positioned to attract this market.

A strategic opportunity for Greece’s future

This new clinic is more than just an investment — it is a sign of where global healthcare is heading. With the political backing of the Health Ministry, Greece aims to become:

•  a regional longevity hub
•  a top-tier medical tourism destination
•  an attractive entry point for Middle Eastern and European patients
•  a country capable of hosting large-scale international health investments

As Adonis Georgiadis concluded:“In the new era of longevity medicine, Greece will not follow — Greece will lead.”

Ένας σημαντικός επενδυτής από το εξωτερικό αποφάσισε να δημιουργήσει στην Ελλάδα μια πρότυπη μονάδα μακροζωίας (longevity). Στόχος του να προσελκύσει εδώ ανθρώπους από την Μέση Ανατολή και γενικά από την γειτονιά μας. Είμαι απολύτως υπέρ τέτοιου τύπου επενδύσεων τις οποίες, ως… pic.twitter.com/TcNQXdAZut

— Άδωνις Γεωργιάδης (@AdonisGeorgiadi) November 27, 2025

Source: pagenews.gr