Battling fatigue, anxiety, and depression, he embarked on a transformative journey into unearthing answers to his own health challenges. Fueled by the question, “How good can I be?” Dr. Gladden transitioned from a conventional health care approach to championing peak human performance. Today, his life is a testament to this transformation, exemplifying boundless vitality through activities like running, surfing, mountain biking, and music. Dr. Gladden’s journey beckons us to embrace our ageless potential and embark on a path to Live Young for a Lifetime.
Dr. Jeffrey Gladden’s story is one of remarkable transformation and pioneering vision. With a background in interventional cardiology, he founded Gladden Longevity + Advanced Performance Center. Graduating from Temple University with Honors in Medicine, he delved into various cardiology domains, leaving an indelible mark on the field. Dr. Gladden holds the position of Director of Heart Attack and Stroke Prevention and Cardiac Rehabilitation at The Heart Hospital Baylor Plano, which he co-founded in 2004. Additionally, he plays pivotal roles at Scientia Cardio Access and Scientia Vascular as CEO, CMO, and board member. Despite these achievements, his personal and professional life encountered a pivotal shift in his mid-fifties.
Clinic Information
Gladden Longevity, located in Irving, Texas, is a medical practice specializing in personalized health optimization, longevity, and performance enhancement. Founded by Dr. Jeffrey Gladden, a board-certified interventional cardiologist, the clinic offers comprehensive programs designed to guide individuals toward youthful living and extended healthspan. Their services include advanced diagnostics, innovative therapies, and continuous coaching, all tailored to address the unique aging processes of each client. By integrating cutting-edge medical advancements with individualized care plans, Gladden Longevity aims to empower clients to "Live Young for a Lifetime," redefining the aging experience through proactive health strategies.
