Dr. Todd McAllister Leads Global Shift in Preventive Healthcare

In a healthcare landscape often dominated by treatment after illness, Dr. Todd McAllister is charting a new course. As CEO and Founding Scientist of Skai Health, he is at the forefront of a global movement shifting the focus from reactive care to proactive, performance-driven health.

Skai Health, which launched its first concierge clinic in London, is rapidly expanding into the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, promising personalized health strategies that optimize energy, sleep, and cognitive function. The clinics operate on a model that prioritizes prevention, longevity, and overall wellness, aiming to change how individuals approach their health.

Dr. McAllister brings more than 25 years of experience in biotech and healthcare innovation. He previously founded Cytograft, a regenerative medicine company that advanced cell-based biomaterials into Phase III trials and secured EU licensure — one of the first commercial approvals for a lab-grown, cell-based product. Later, he co-founded Fountain Life, a preventive healthcare and insurance platform now serving tens of thousands globally. Across his ventures, he has raised over $100 million and scaled companies from concept to global impact.

His work has earned recognition in top-tier journals such as The New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, Nature Medicine, and Science. Notably, Scientific American named his contributions to cell-based therapies among the “Top 50” achievements in science, business, and policy.

Dr. McAllister’s current vision is to redefine healthcare not just as a system to treat disease, but as a comprehensive platform for living better and longer. Skai Health’s clinics offer advanced diagnostics, personalized wellness programs, and insights into longevity, making preventive and performance medicine accessible to executives and individuals alike.

By blending scientific rigor with practical healthcare delivery, Dr. McAllister is making proactive wellness a tangible reality, signaling a major shift in how the world views health and longevity.