Deep Longevity to Launch Accrua Telehealth Platform in US
Regent Pacific says Deep Longevity will launch its Accrua consumer telehealth platform in the United States in October 2026, according to a press release. The company plans to make the service available across all 50 states.
Accrua uses Deep Longevity's BloodAge report, which analyzes a routine blood test to compare biological age with chronological age. After consulting a licensed US clinician, eligible users may receive treatments in areas including GLP-1 weight loss therapies, peptides, hormone replacement therapy and testosterone therapies. The platform plans to repeat BloodAge testing quarterly to track changes.
Independent licensed physicians, pharmacies, compounding partners and established telehealth infrastructure providers will handle consultations, prescriptions, fulfillment, intake and billing. Accrua will primarily use a recurring subscription model and operate on HIPAA compliant infrastructure.
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