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Comprehensive bloodwork (60+ biomarkers), DEXA scans, CGM, VO₂Max testing, sleep studies, microbiome testing, and a personalized care plan. Plus, unlimited messaging and regular consults with your clinical team.
Routine or urgent care, in-person physical exams, vaccinations, and services like acupuncture or gym memberships are not included.
No. Our program complements your existing care. You must have a primary care doctor to handle non-longevity-related medical needs.
If you're on a monthly plan, you'll be billed once more and retain access through that month. Annual plans run through your term. We do not offer refunds.
No. Our services are outside traditional insurance models to provide fully personalized care.
Yes — in most cases, your membership fee qualifies. We can provide documentation for reimbursement.
You can message us as often as you like. Unlimited support is built into all care plans.
Yes. Most diagnostics are repeated annually, and some more frequently depending on your plan and needs.
Diagnostics are in-person or at-home kits. All physician and coaching visits are virtual for convenience and access.
Longevity Health focuses on ongoing, physician-led care that is personalized, flexible, and designed to support long-term health over time. We combine advanced diagnostics with continued guidance so patients can take action on their results, not just receive them. Compared with higher-cost programs that emphasize one-time testing, our approach is centered on long-term support, practical follow-through, and accessible membership options.
Longevity medicine focuses on prevention, early detection, and optimizing long-term health and lifespan. Concierge medicine usually improves access to more traditional medical care, but it does not always include the same level of advanced testing or proactive health optimization. At Longevity Health, we use diagnostics, biomarker tracking, and personalized plans to help patients improve health before disease develops.
Longevity medicine can range widely depending on the program, testing, and level of physician involvement. Longevity Health offers options starting at $99 per month, with more advanced programs available for those seeking deeper testing and support. Our goal is to make physician-led longevity care more accessible while still offering a high level of personalization and clinical oversight.
Most longevity medicine services are not covered by traditional insurance because they focus on prevention, optimization, and advanced testing rather than standard sick care. Some individual tests or services may be eligible for reimbursement depending on your plan. We are happy to provide documentation when appropriate so patients can explore possible reimbursement options.
A longevity program typically includes advanced bloodwork, body composition testing, metabolic testing, and other diagnostics that help identify risk early. The exact testing depends on your goals, age, history, and the plan you choose. At Longevity Health, testing may include biomarkers, DEXA scans, VO₂Max testing, CGM, sleep studies, microbiome testing, and additional diagnostics based on clinical need.
Some of the most important longevity biomarkers include ApoB, A1C, fasting insulin, lipoprotein(a), and hs-CRP. These markers can help identify cardiovascular risk, metabolic dysfunction, and inflammation long before disease becomes obvious. Tracking these markers over time allows for more precise, proactive decisions around nutrition, medication, exercise, and overall prevention.
DEXA scans are often repeated every 6 to 12 months depending on your baseline results, goals, and program. They are useful for tracking body composition and bone density over time. Regular DEXA testing helps patients see meaningful changes in muscle, fat, visceral fat, and bone health that a standard scale cannot show.
Longevity medicine can be highly effective when it is used to identify risks early and guide consistent action over time. The goal is to improve key health markers, reduce future disease risk, and help patients stay healthier for longer. Rather than waiting for illness to appear, longevity medicine focuses on prevention, tracking, and personalized interventions that support long-term health.
Results vary by patient, but many people see improvements in biomarkers, body composition, cardiovascular fitness, energy, and overall health awareness. The most meaningful results usually come from combining testing with consistent follow-through over time. Our goal is not just to give you data, but to help you use that data to make measurable progress in your healthspan and quality of life.
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