Lifeforce and Toku Partner to Use AI Retinal Scans for Health Insights

Jul 7, 2025
Lifeforce and Toku have announced a partnership to integrate AI retinal scans with a longevity medicine platform, aiming to slow aging and reduce cardiovascular risk.

Lifeforce and Toku have announced a nationwide partnership to integrate AI retinal scans with the world's largest longevity medicine platform. Announced in a press release, this collaboration aims to transform routine eye exams into opportunities for early health insights and proactive intervention.

The partnership will leverage Toku's BioAge™ wellness product and its forthcoming CLAiR™ technology, which has received the FDA Breakthrough Device designation. CLAiR™ is designed to assess cardiovascular risk using retinal imaging and AI, with anticipated FDA approval in 2026.

Through this collaboration, individuals who undergo a BioAge analysis will be connected to Lifeforce's comprehensive longevity platform. This platform offers at-home diagnostics, access to board-certified longevity physicians, and personalized health protocols, enabling participants to take data-driven steps toward extending their healthspan.

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