Boulder Longevity Institute, LLC

After following Dr Yurth on social media for a while and watching her podcasts i know her knowledge in regenerative medicine is amongst the most elite in this area. Also she’s an orthopedic surgeon so this just reinforces how legit this clinic is. I had a telehealth orthopedic regenerative medicine consult today with her PA Zach. Zach’s knowledge was also extremely impressive and the recommendations he provided were cutting edge based on the results they see from their patients. Zach was extremely pleasant and easy to talk to in addition to his high level knowledge. Even though I dont live in colorado I still benefitted extremely from the consult. I encourage anyone looking for guidance on their regenerative medicine health journey to give them a try. You won’t be disappointed!

If I could give 10 stars I would. I want to thank Dr Yurth and her team, for years they have help guide my mums very complex health journey and I credit Dr Yurth for the fact that is alive today. I cannot say enough about this incredible, compassionate, super knowledgeable doctor. Amazing

I left my 30 minute intake appointment feeling like this was nothing more than a money grab. I followed up the next day to tell them I would not be moving forward with the $2000+ lab assessment only to be told they were keeping $500 for that 30 minutes. I am glad I walked away when I did. In follow up to your response. I did not expect to be treated for free. However, I did expect your office to be considerate of the amount of money you expect your clients to pay. An initial suggestion was for me get off my current birth control, something that would, without a doubt, cause significant fluctuations in my hormones. When I asked how I should time that out with my overall hormone assessment, I was told to go forward with the assessment & we could just do another one in 3 months. Off the jump, I was expected to pay nearly $3,000 for each of those assessments. So your office expects $6,000 out of my pocket for hormone assessments, while suggesting things that will cause significant hormone fluctuations. Seems like a never ending cycle of assessments. I stand by my initial feelings of this being a money grab.