As more Australians take an active role in their long-term health, clinics that focus on prevention, recovery, and healthy aging are becoming increasingly important. This year, The NAD Clinic has earned national recognition for its contribution to this growing field, receiving the 2026 Best Longevity & Preventative Health Clinic in Australia award from the Worldwide Certified Business Review Board.
Operating across multiple locations in Western Australia, including Subiaco, Perth CBD, and Busselton, with additional clinics opening soon in Osborne Park and Claremont, The NAD Clinic has established itself as a destination for Australians seeking a proactive approach to health and wellbeing. The clinic's philosophy centres on helping individuals improve not only how long they live, but how well they live.
Founded by Clinical Exercise Physiologist, Nutrition Specialist, and PhD Candidate in NAD+ and Longevity, Arjan Ruba, The NAD Clinic was created to bridge the gap between traditional healthcare, preventative medicine, and emerging longevity science. Drawing from a family background in medicine and years of experience working with diverse patient populations, Ruba built the clinic around a vision of personalised, research-informed care that focuses on long-term health outcomes.
Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all wellness experience, The NAD Clinic combines clinical assessment, education, exercise physiology, nutrition support, recovery technologies, and practitioner-guided therapies into structured treatment plans tailored to individual goals. The clinic's services include NAD+ infusion therapy, vitamin infusion therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, cryotherapy, red light therapy, body composition analysis, and exercise physiology-led health programs.
The clinic reports having delivered thousands of treatments and supported more than 1,000 clients across areas such as recovery, energy, cognitive performance, resilience, rehabilitation, and healthy ageing. Every treatment is conducted under the supervision of qualified healthcare practitioners, with protocols informed by current research and individual assessments.
The award review committee noted The NAD Clinic's commitment to clinical standards, education, patient support, and the development of preventative health services within Australia. Particular consideration was given to the clinic's multidisciplinary model, growing network of locations, investment in advanced recovery technologies, and focus on helping clients take a more informed and proactive approach to their health.
Client feedback also contributed to the recognition. Karipa Turketo praised the clinic's customer care, noting the convenient Subiaco location and commenting on the team's willingness to go above and beyond in supporting clients. More recently, Brandte shared that Arjan and his team created a highly personalised health plan and that positive results were already becoming evident early in the process.
The NAD Clinic's growing reputation has also attracted wider attention. In addition to this national recognition, the organisation was named Winner of the 2026 Prestige Award for Best Holistic Health Clinic and was featured in The West Australian in March 2025.
At the core of the clinic's success is its belief that preventative healthcare should be personalised, evidence-informed, and focused on helping individuals maintain their energy, mobility, cognition, resilience, and quality of life as they age. Through its combination of practitioner-guided therapies, advanced recovery technologies, and educational support, The NAD Clinic continues to expand access to longevity-focused care for Australians seeking to invest in their future health.
For founder Arjan Ruba, the mission remains straightforward: helping people feel heard, supported, and empowered to take control of their health through a structured and science-based approach.
For more information about The NAD Clinic and its services, visit The NAD Clinic at thenadclinic.au