SENSES

SENSES is a private residential healthspan program in Mallorca, Spain, and Zurich, Switzerland. Part of THE BALANCE GROUP, it combines selected medical assessment, individual consultations and time to work on everyday health routines in a private setting. The program is designed for medically stable adults seeking clearer preventive-health priorities, restoration after sustained pressure, or a more practical plan for maintaining their health. Stays are offered over one or two weeks. SENSES: official program information

The residence is reserved for the participant and their chosen companions. People can attend alone, as a couple, with a friend or with family; each person enrolled in the program receives an individual assessment and plan. This makes SENSES relevant to readers seeking personal attention and residential privacy while remaining able to share parts of the stay with people close to them. SENSES: private stays and companions

A private healthspan program with a defined purpose

SENSES connects the questions raised by a health assessment with the practical work of using its recommendations. The starting point can be an existing set of results, a change in energy or routines, or a wish to review prevention priorities. A specific diagnosis is not required to begin the admissions conversation. The team considers whether the requested work fits the program and which information will be useful before arrival. SENSES: program overview and suitability

Its clinical scope matters when comparing options. SENSES is intended for medically stable people; psychiatric treatment, addiction treatment, withdrawal management and acute medical stabilization require an appropriate treatment pathway. The separate THE BALANCE profile describes that provider’s residential treatment offer. Membership of the same group does not make the programs interchangeable. SENSES: stress, recovery and program boundaries

One week: assessment, interpretation and priorities

The one-week format concentrates on understanding relevant health information and deciding what deserves attention next. Preparation begins with a review of existing records and priorities. During the stay, selected consultations and assessments are brought together with discussion of the findings. The intended output is a written set of priorities and practical next steps.

This format can suit someone whose immediate objective is greater clarity. The useful question is what can reasonably be reviewed and interpreted within the proposed dates, including how any results arriving after departure will be handled. The provider’s example sequence is illustrative; the personal proposal determines the actual appointments. SENSES: one-week format

Two weeks: assessment with supported practice

The two-week format adds time to try the agreed recommendations and adjust them before returning home. Following assessment and interpretation, the participant can work on relevant routines involving sleep, meals, movement and recovery. The additional time allows discussion of what feels workable and what needs to change.

Choosing two weeks is therefore a decision about the work to be done during the stay. It provides more opportunity for implementation; it does not establish a fixed increase in testing or a guaranteed health outcome. Ask the team to explain how the proposed second week connects with your priorities and what the completion plan will contain. SENSES: two-week format

Assessment method: six connected areas of health

SENSES selects assessments around medical history, symptoms, previous results and personal goals. The provider identifies six areas that can inform the individual plan:

• Medical and cardiovascular health: history, examination, risk factors and relevant investigations.
• Sleep and recovery: sleep patterns, symptoms and factors affecting restorative rest.
• Nutrition and metabolism: eating habits and relevant metabolic findings.
• Movement and physical capacity: mobility, strength, endurance and everyday function.
• Cognition and performance: attention, concentration and reported changes considered alongside wider health information.
• Stress and resilience: sustained pressure, recovery patterns and useful next steps.

These domains guide selection rather than forming a compulsory package of tests. The proposal identifies the assessments, professionals and any external appointments involved. Interpretation should connect findings with decisions, including what remains uncertain and whether further review is needed. SENSES: assessment and interpretation

Individual methods and practical support

Sleep and recovery

The sleep focus considers a person’s reported patterns together with work, travel, medication, existing conditions and earlier investigations. Relevant wearable information can support the conversation, while clinical interpretation remains separate from a device score. The practical objective is to understand the concerns and agree on useful next steps. Specific sleep studies, specialist appointments or therapies depend on the individual scope. SENSES: sleep and recovery

Nutrition and metabolic health

SENSES connects relevant findings with food preferences and routines that can be maintained outside the residence. A personal chef helps reflect agreed recommendations in meals during the stay. This gives the participant an opportunity to consider how preparation, timing and food choices fit their daily life. The focus is individual planning; a standard detox diet, rapid weight-loss package or automatic panel of metabolic tests is not established by the published offer. SENSES: nutrition and metabolic health

Movement and physical capacity

Movement is considered alongside existing capacity and recovery. The assessment can address mobility, strength, endurance and function, with practical activity agreed around the participant’s circumstances. A useful plan explains how recommendations translate into the setting available at home, including time, equipment and any limitations. The specific professionals and sessions belong in the individual proposal. SENSES: physical-capacity assessment

Executive health and restoration

The executive-health focus applies the same individual approach to demanding work, frequent travel and limited time. A participant can examine how their working pattern interacts with meals, sleep, movement and recovery, then consider changes that remain possible after the retreat. This is a focus within the personalized program, with assessments selected around the questions raised. SENSES: executive health

Women’s and men’s midlife health

The published midlife focuses allow participants to discuss changing health priorities, relevant symptoms and existing care. Specialist involvement follows individual review. These pages do not establish a routine hormone-treatment package; the useful starting point is an explanation of the concerns, previous findings and the decisions the participant wants help making. SENSES: women’s midlife health SENSES: men’s midlife health

Accommodation in Mallorca and Zurich

Gallery photographs: the sea-view interior is a representative setting published in Luxury Wellness Retreat’s supplied SENSES program guide. The Mallorca street photograph appears on the official SENSES website. The residence allocated to each stay is confirmed individually.

In Mallorca, SENSES offers a private residential base with the possibility of a yacht arrangement, subject to suitability and availability. The proposed residence or yacht, services, itinerary and any onshore appointments are agreed before arrival. The choice should account for practical needs as well as the setting, including travel between consultations and the accommodation. SENSES: Mallorca

The Zurich option provides a private residence in Switzerland, with the selected services and appointment arrangements organized around the participant. The location offers a different base for the same individual healthspan approach. Confirm the actual property, room arrangements, accessibility and journeys to any external appointments in the proposal. A representative image does not identify the residence reserved for a particular booking. SENSES: Zurich

Coming alone, as a couple or with family

SENSES can accommodate chosen companions while keeping the health program personal. Each enrolled participant has their own suitability review, consultations and plan. Shared meals or time together can be organized around these separate appointments, and health information remains private unless its sharing is authorized.

Children can accompany a participant as guests without an additional accommodation charge. The provider distinguishes accompanying children from children receiving a separate health program; childcare and any additional program arrangements require individual agreement. Before confirming a shared stay, explain who will participate, who will accompany and how everyone’s rooms and schedules should fit together. SENSES: accommodation and companion arrangements

Published fees and what the proposal includes

The current published weekly fees distinguish Mallorca’s euro pricing from Zurich’s Swiss-franc pricing:

The written proposal confirms the duration, selected services and total fee. Yacht arrangements are quoted separately. SENSES generally works on a self-pay basis and states that it does not bill insurers directly; any possible reimbursement requires the participant to establish their own coverage. SENSES: current fees and admissions

The published core offer includes private medical intake, agreed assessments and interpretation, program coordination, the residence, a personal chef, support for relevant daily routines and a written healthspan plan. Possible extras include beyond-scope investigations or medical care, medications, exceptional travel or security, extensions, childcare and additional follow-up. The individual agreement should identify the included professionals and session arrangements. SENSES: official program guide

Clinical coordination and admissions

Professionals are selected according to the participant’s needs, location and agreed scope. The medical-team page explains the distinction between admissions, program coordination and clinical responsibility. The proposal should make clear who reviews medical information, conducts consultations, interprets findings and handles outstanding results. Wider-group staff biographies provide background; the actual SENSES appointments are confirmed individually. SENSES: medical team and care coordination

Admission begins with a confidential conversation about priorities, preferred dates, location and companions. Relevant records then support an individual suitability review, followed by a written proposal and preparation for arrival. The team provides instructions for sharing medical information securely. Payment, consent, accommodation and practical arrangements are settled as part of that process. SENSES: admission process

Planning for home and follow-up

The completion plan brings together findings, practical recommendations, outstanding questions, referrals and review points. With the participant’s authorization, information can be connected with their existing clinicians. This makes the handover relevant to the care and daily circumstances already in place.

Additional follow-up is arranged individually. A useful departure conversation identifies who will discuss pending results, whether appointments are already booked and which services require a separate agreement. The aim is to leave with responsibilities and next steps that can be acted on, including a realistic approach to sustaining the routines practiced during the stay. SENSES: continuity and information for referring professionals

Frequently asked questions about SENSES

What is SENSES?

SENSES is a private residential healthspan program for medically stable adults. It combines selected medical assessments and consultations with practical work on sleep, nutrition, movement and recovery.

Where is SENSES available, and how long is a stay?

SENSES offers one- and two-week programs in Mallorca, Spain, and Zurich, Switzerland. The one-week format emphasizes assessment and interpretation; two weeks adds time to practice and refine the agreed routines.

What are the published SENSES fees?

The published weekly fee for a private villa and one participant is EUR 70,000 in Mallorca or CHF 70,000 in Zurich. Each additional program participant sharing the villa is EUR 35,000 or CHF 35,000 per week in the location currency. The written proposal confirms the total and included services.

Can a partner or family accompany a participant?

Yes. The residence is reserved for the participant and chosen companions. Each person enrolled in the program receives an individual suitability review, consultations and plan. Childcare and any separate programs require individual agreement.

Sources: SENSES program and suitability, fees and admissions, and private stays and companions.

Contact SENSES and explore related locations

Official website: https://senses.clinic/. Shared admissions telephone: +41 44 500 5111. Email: admissions@thebalance.clinic. The shared admissions team can explain the options and begin the suitability review.

For location comparisons, explore the directory’s Mallorca, Spain and Switzerland guides. Compare each provider’s actual program, residential arrangements and clinical scope alongside its published price.

Provider information checked October 20, 2026. Program details and photographs describe the published offer; the individual agreement confirms current services, accommodation, availability and fees.

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