Earn ABAARM or ABAAHP board certification to deepen your expertise, gain formal recognition in anti-aging and integrative medicine, and strengthen your professional standing in this rapidly advancing field.
Board certification through A4M’s ABAARM and ABAAHP programs represents a significant professional milestone. It signals peer‑recognized expertise in anti‑aging, regenerative, and integrative medicine, built on rigorous examination, defined requirements, and ongoing education.
Certified clinicians demonstrate a commitment to advanced, evidence‑informed practice and position themselves at the forefront of modern preventive and longevity‑focused care.
A4M offers two board certification tracks designed for different professional backgrounds but united by the same commitment to high-level competency and patient care.
ABAARM is designed for licensed physicians who wish to formalize their expertise in anti‑aging and regenerative medicine. The program combines a comprehensive review curriculum with a two‑part examination and defined eligibility requirements.
MD, DO, or equivalent allopathic / osteopathic physicians with an active, unrestricted license.
Clinicians integrating anti‑aging, regenerative, metabolic, and functional approaches into patient care.
Begin your journey with the ABAARM Review Kit, which provides core content across endocrinology, metabolism, nutrition, cardiovascular and neurologic health, and more.
Sit for the ABAARM Part I Written Exam, a multiple‑choice, proctored examination offered at select A4M events and designated testing dates.
Complete the ABAARM Oral Exam, where you discuss cases and demonstrate your clinical reasoning and application of anti‑aging and regenerative principles.
Submit all required documentation, including CME credits, conference attendance, professional credentials, CV, and case materials. Once approved, you may use the ABAARM board certification credential in your professional communications
ABAAHP offers qualified health professionals a pathway to demonstrate advanced competency in anti‑aging health, with an emphasis on integrative, nutritional, hormonal, and preventive strategies,
Qualified non‑physician practitioners such as DCs, DDS/DMDs, NDs, RPh/PharmDs, NPs, PAs, RNs, PhDs, and other approved degree holders.
Professionals who support patients through integrative, functional, and preventive care models.
Access a structured curriculum covering diagnostic and therapeutic interventions, nutrition, endocrinology, neurophysiology, and related topics.
Complete the ABAAHP multiple‑choice examination, which assesses your understanding of anti‑aging health principles and clinical applications.
Fulfill CME/CEU and eligibility requirements within the specified time frame and submit all documentation. Approved candidates earn Diplomate status under the American Board of Anti‑Aging Health Practitioners.
Board certification is not a one‑time achievement. ABAARM and ABAAHP both require ongoing education and engagement to reflect the evolving nature of anti‑aging and regenerative medicine.
While details vary by pathway, maintenance generally includes:
Board certification through A4M can help you:
Whether you are a physician or a health practitioner, A4M board certification offers a clear, comprehensive route to formalize your expertise in anti‑aging and regenerative medicine.