Temple has acquired EGA Clinic, a longevity and preventative medicine clinic based in Marylebone, London, for an undisclosed amount. The transaction transfers full ownership of the clinic to Temple, which will now operate EGA Clinic as part of its broader portfolio. The deal was finalized following a period of due diligence, with both parties agreeing to terms that were not publicly disclosed.
EGA Clinic operates around three core pillars: Elite State, focusing on peak cognitive and metabolic performance; Glow from the Inside Out, which addresses internal health that radiates outward; and Athlete-Level Body Condition, aimed at building strength and resilience for everyday life. The clinic combines evidence-based diagnostics with advanced wellness technology to help clients extend their healthspan. Temple, the acquiring company, is adding this specialised clinical operation to its existing business, though specific details of Temple’s current service lines were not provided in the announcement.
The acquisition is strategic for Temple as it gains immediate entry into the growing longevity and preventative health sector, a field that has seen increasing demand from clients seeking proactive health management rather than reactive treatment. For EGA Clinic, joining Temple provides access to broader operational resources and a larger client base, which could accelerate the adoption of its diagnostic and wellness programmes. The deal also allows Temple to leverage EGA Clinic’s established reputation in central London without the need to build a new clinical offering from scratch.
Post-acquisition, EGA Clinic is expected to continue operating under its existing brand and clinical framework, with Temple providing administrative and strategic support. The combined entity will focus on scaling EGA Clinic’s services while maintaining the evidence-based approach that defines its current practice. Clients of EGA Clinic can anticipate continuity in their care, with potential expansions in service availability as Temple integrates the clinic into its wider operations. The transaction marks a consolidation in the preventative medicine space, with the new ownership structure poised to broaden access to longevity-focused healthcare.