We make prevention plannable. With medical diagnostics, interdisciplinary expertise and individual support.
Together we work with one goal: to strengthen your health in the long term.

"Prevention is close to my heart because health is more than treating symptoms. I want to provide early, individual and holistic support – so that illness ideally never develops in the first place."
Medical Director and Modern Preventive Medicine
Jonida worked for several years at Charité Berlin in the nephrology department, where she also became a specialist in internal medicine and successfully completed her doctorate.

"Change begins where people recognize and understand their own behavioral patterns and develop new paths from their own strength."
Psychological Focus
Kathrin Schmidt is a psychologist (M.Sc.) specializing in clinical psychology and works in the systemic therapy guideline procedure. Her professional focus is on preventive psychological work and the sustainable promotion of mental health based on the bio-psycho-social model.

"Health is created through sustainable routines that are not only effective but also practical for everyday life."
Functional Training and Movement Diagnostics
Junia Keutel is a personal trainer and nutritional consultant from Berlin with a holistic approach to health, performance and long-term well-being.
In many programs, prevention ends with measured values. Laboratory tests, ECGs or stress tests provide data, but often the crucial question remains unanswered: What do these results mean in combination and how can concrete steps be derived from them?
This is exactly where our approach comes in. We combine diagnostics with interpretation and practical implementation. The examinations are not the goal, but the tool. The real value is created through structure, expertise and a team that looks at the results together.
Instead of isolated snapshots, we track development over time. Progress becomes measurable and changes comprehensible. Prevention thus becomes a process that unfolds its effect, rather than a one-time assessment.
And finally, it's not about individual measures, but about a coordinated, interdisciplinary concept. Prevention can only be successful in the long term if medical findings, training and lifestyle are considered holistically.
That's the difference: not more diagnostics, but better health. not shorter paths, but sustainable impact.