Alumni

Building Longevity Together

Whether you come to Hippocrates as a guest, physician, researcher, educator, philanthropist, business leader, wellness practitioner, or simply someone who believes there is a better way forward — we welcome you.

The relationship continues

What began on campus is meant to keep going

Every week, people who stayed here are still preparing the food, keeping the rhythm, and calling the team with questions. That is not the end of a program — it is what the program was for.

This page keeps the door open.

A guest meditating at home, continuing the daily practice between visits
Hippocrates @Home

Keep the rhythm where you actually live

Hippocrates at Home holds the practical side: the supplements, sprouting and juicing supplies, skincare and coaching you may already know from campus, and carefully orchestrated education specifically for the Hippocrates@Home community.

Every gift, of any size, carries this mission into its next seventy years.

Ways to Stay Connected

The Ambassador Circle

We invite you to discover not only what Hippocrates is today — but what we are becoming. Education creates understanding. Community strengthens commitment. Environment influences behavior. And daily practice creates lasting transformation.

Your standing membership in the community, begins the day you graduate.

01 Access to the online alumni community — recipes, encouragement, and shared progress
02 A monthly alumnus gathering online, hosted from campus by a faculty member
03 Seasonal living-food guides and at-home practices to keep the rhythm going
04 Ambassador Alliance Opportunities: $500 Referral for successfully enrolling new Hippocrates guests
05 First word on 70th Anniversary gatherings around the world, Homecoming, and campus events
Return to campus

You are always welcome back

The People. In healing, we are never alone. Time and again, what guests say made the difference wasn’t any single therapy, but the community: the shared meals, the shared walks, the people who understood without being told. That connection is not meant to last twenty-one days. It’s meant to last 120-years.

  • A repeat stay
  • An event or gathering
  • A campus tour with someone you are bringing
  • Continuing education on campus

Transformation does not happen because someone learns something new. It happens when a new way of living becomes their everyday reality.

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Alumni voices

Where the journey continues

Personal accounts from guests who have stayed with us. Individual experiences, not predicted outcomes.

I arrived exhausted and I left with a way of eating and living that I actually understood.

Jennifer Life Transformation Program alumna

Individual experiences vary. Testimonials describe personal experience and are not a promise of results.

Pass it on

Two ways alumni help most

A referral and a review are the two things alumni are most often asked for — so they sit side by side, at equal weight, and neither is dressed as a reward scheme.

Refer a friend

Introduce someone you care about

We will send them a short, personal introduction — not a marketing campaign. Please don’t include anything about their health.

Share your experience

Your story may be the reason someone else begins

Write as much or as little as you like, honestly. We publish alumni stories with permission, and we would rather have a true account than a glowing one.

Nothing here asks for positive reviews only, and no review platform is named until confirmed.

Community

What’s happening in the alumni community

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Alumni gatherings

On-campus and regional gatherings for people who have stayed with us.

Events & tours

Open events on campus you are welcome to attend, and to bring someone to.

Continuing education

Talks, classes and resources that pick up where the program left off.

Stay more involved

For alumni who want a closer relationship

Some alumni stay involved beyond their own routine — speaking about their experience, supporting new guests, or representing Hippocrates in their own community. That path is the Ambassador program, and it involves a conversation rather than a signup.

Your time on campus ended. Your connection didn’t.

Continue at home, come back when you are ready, or simply stay in touch with the community that started here with you.