Dr. Rafid Fadul is a triple board-certified physician whose career bridges advanced clinical medicine, academic leadership, and forward-looking longevity science. Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine, and Critical Care, he brings a depth of expertise in complex physiology, cardiopulmonary health, and systems-based care to his work in healthy aging and performance optimization.
Dr. Fadul completed his internal medicine training at Georgetown University, followed by advanced fellowship training in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, one of the world’s leading academic medical centers. His background in high-acuity medicine provides a rigorous foundation for his transition into proactive, prevention-focused longevity care.
In addition to his clinical practice, Dr. Fadul is a prolific thought leader. He has published extensively across clinical medicine, health economics, and digital health, and has presented nationally and internationally on topics shaping the future of healthcare delivery and outcomes. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at Johns Hopkins University, where he contributes to medical education and thought leadership at the highest academic level.
As Chief Medical Advisor for Cenegenics, Dr. Fadul plays a central role in guiding clinical strategy, innovation, and physician-led standards across the organization. His work reflects a deep belief that longevity medicine must be grounded in evidence, data, and disciplined clinical reasoning—while remaining personalized, proactive, and performance-oriented.
At Cenegenics Washington, D.C., Dr. Fadul partners with members who seek more than conventional care—individuals who value prevention, resilience, and sustained high performance. His approach embodies the Cenegenics mission: physician-led, science-driven longevity medicine designed to help people live stronger, healthier lives at every stage.
