AULV Health Announces U.S. Launch to Advance Integrative Health and Longevity Innovation

LOS ANGELES — Feb. 11, 2026 — AULV (Australian Longevity Vitality), an integrative health and botanical therapeutics platform founded in Australia, today announced its official launch in the United States, establishing its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles.

The expansion marks a significant milestone for the organization as it brings its longevity-focused model of care, education and practitioner collaboration to one of the world’s most dynamic health and wellness markets.

Founded on the principles of science-informed botanical innovation and patient-centered support, AULV was created to bridge advanced plant-based therapeutics, practitioner education and long-term vitality strategies.

The organization works across clinical, research and educational channels to promote responsible, evidence-aligned integrative care models designed to support healthspan and overall quality of life.

“This U.S. launch is a defining step for AULV,” said Jay Patel, president of AULV. “Australia has been an important proving ground for our philosophy and partnerships. Expanding into the United States allows us to collaborate with a broader network of practitioners, researchers and strategic partners who share our commitment to longevity, vitality and responsible innovation.”

AULV’s model emphasizes collaboration between medical professionals, wellness experts and scientific advisors to ensure that plant-based therapeutic approaches are developed and deployed with rigor, compliance and transparency. The organization’s platform integrates practitioner education, product development support and community engagement initiatives designed to empower both providers and patients.

Chief Executive Officer Clayton M. Smith will oversee the company’s U.S. operations and growth strategy from Los Angeles. Smith brings extensive executive experience in scaling emerging health platforms and building cross-functional partnerships in regulated markets.

“We are building AULV in the U.S. with operational discipline and a long-term view,” Smith said. “The American market demands both credibility and execution. Our approach is measured, collaborative and grounded in responsible expansion. Los Angeles provides access to innovation ecosystems, research institutions and a diverse practitioner base that aligns with our mission.”

According to Smith, the company’s initial U.S. strategy will focus on three core pillars:

1. Practitioner Engagement and Education — Establishing collaborative relationships with physicians, integrative health providers and allied wellness professionals to support knowledge exchange and responsible implementation of botanical-based longevity strategies.

2. Research and Strategic Alliances — Building partnerships with research institutions, clinical advisors and scientific collaborators to strengthen evidence-informed development and ensure alignment with evolving regulatory standards.

3. Community and Market Development — Expanding public education initiatives and fostering responsible market participation through transparent communication and long-term stakeholder engagement.

AULV’s leadership believes the United States represents a critical next step in its international growth strategy. With increasing consumer interest in preventative care, plant-based wellness solutions and longevity science, the organization aims to position itself at the intersection of innovation and disciplined governance.

“The conversation around longevity has shifted,” Patel said. “It is no longer only about lifespan — it is about vitality, quality of life and responsible integration of emerging therapies. AULV is committed to advancing that conversation in a thoughtful and sustainable way.”

The Los Angeles headquarters will serve as the operational base for U.S. programming, strategic partnerships and national outreach efforts. The company expects to roll out educational programming, advisory collaborations and practitioner engagement initiatives in select markets throughout the coming year.

Smith emphasized that expansion will remain methodical rather than rapid. “Sustainable growth is intentional growth,” he said. “We are focused on building the right foundation — strong partnerships, sound compliance frameworks and operational integrity — before accelerating scale.”

AULV’s expansion into the U.S. also reflects broader international collaboration between Australia and the United States in integrative health innovation. By combining Australian market experience with American capital markets sophistication and practitioner depth, the organization aims to create a cross-border platform designed for durability and long-term impact.

As AULV enters the American market, leadership underscored its commitment to transparency, compliance and responsible communication in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.

“Our responsibility is to lead with clarity and integrity,” Patel said. “Longevity and vitality are serious commitments. We intend to earn trust through action, partnerships and measurable outcomes.”

Additional information about AULV and its U.S. initiatives is available at https://aulv.org.

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