Code of Ethics
Monarch Certified Professionals are entrusted with implementing structured longevity frameworks grounded in scientific integrity, ethical responsibility, and professional discipline. Certification signifies adherence to the following principles:
I. Scientific Integrity
Certified professionals shall:
• Represent scientific evidence accurately
• Avoid exaggeration of outcomes
• Distinguish clearly between research findings, emerging hypotheses, and personal opinion
• Refrain from making unsubstantiated health claims
II. Scope Awareness and Professional Boundaries
Certified professionals shall:
• Operate strictly within the defined Monarch Scope of Practice
• Refrain from diagnosing medical conditions
• Refrain from prescribing treatment or modifying medical therapies
• Refer clients to licensed healthcare providers when clinical concerns arise
III. Client Welfare and Safety
Certified professionals shall:
• Prioritize client safety over performance or aesthetic outcomes
• Avoid protocols that exceed their level of training
• Maintain clear documentation standards
• Discontinue services when ethical risk arises
IV. Transparency and Communication
Certified professionals shall:
- Communicate program limitations clearly
- Avoid implying medical authority
- Avoid guaranteeing specific biological outcomes
- Disclose conflicts of interest
V. Professional Conduct
Certified professionals shall:
• Maintain respectful, non-exploitative client relationships
• Avoid dual relationships that compromise objectivity
• Protect confidentiality
• Maintain professional communication standards
VI. Continuing Education
Certified professionals shall:
• Maintain ongoing education
• Complete required continuing education for renewal
• Stay updated on evolving research relevant to their level of certification
VII. Institutional Integrity
Certified professionals shall:
• Represent Monarch standards accurately
• Avoid misusing brand or credential designation
• Comply with renewal, audit, and review processes
Violation of this Code may result in review, suspension, or revocation of certification.
