Cost
These ranges come from the 30 providers in the registry that publish or disclose pricing. We list price bands as the provider states them; we do not negotiate, resell or take commission on any programme.
Five price tiers
Direct diagnostics
$350 – $2,500
A single test bought without a programme: an epigenetic clock, a DEXA scan, a whole-body MRI or a cancer-signal blood test. You get a result and a report; interpretation and follow-up are on you.
Ask who reads the result with you, and what a positive finding triggers.
One-time assessment
$5,000 – $15,000
One to three days of testing — bloods, imaging, VO2max, body composition — closed by a physician consultation and a written plan. No ongoing care included.
Ask which tests are actually included, and what the plan costs to execute.
Annual programme
$15,000 – $40,000 per year
Membership with a baseline assessment, quarterly follow-up, prescribing and coaching. This is the dominant model among dedicated longevity clinics.
Ask about the minimum commitment, what repeats each year, and cancellation terms.
Hospital executive health
From $1,200
A structured day inside an academic medical centre, with credentialed physicians and an internal referral pathway. Narrower in scope than a longevity programme, and the cheapest serious entry point.
Ask which of the thirteen procedures are included, and which are not offered at all.
Premium concierge
Upper range, on request
Unlimited access, a dedicated physician, at-home logistics and travel coordination. Pricing is quoted individually and rarely published.
Ask for the quote in writing, itemised, before any consultation fee.
The gap
Hormones, peptides and infusions are usually billed on top of the membership, monthly.
The second and third round of bloods, scans or clocks is where the annual cost quietly doubles.
Often sold in-house. Ask whether the clinic earns margin on what it prescribes.
A finding on a scan leads to specialist visits, biopsies and imaging that no programme fee covers.
Comparison
| Provider | Location | Disclosed price |
|---|---|---|
| Biograph New York | New York, NY | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Biograph San Francisco | San Francisco, CA | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Breaux Medical | San Francisco, CA | Assessment $300–$500 · Programs from $3,000 |
| Cenegenics | United States | Approx. $15,000–40,000 per year |
| Cleveland Clinic Executive Health | Cleveland, OH | Up to $25,000 for the premium cardiac tier |
| Cooper Clinic | Dallas, TX | Upper price range |
| Fountain Life Dallas | The Colony, TX | Premium, annual membership |
| Fountain Life Houston | Houston, TX | Premium, annual membership |
| Fountain Life Miami | Miami, FL | Premium, annual membership |
| Fountain Life Naples | Naples, FL | Premium, annual membership |
| Fountain Life New York | White Plains, NY | Premium, annual membership |
| Fountain Life Orlando | Orlando, FL | Premium, annual membership |
| Function Health | United States | $499 per year |
| Human Longevity Inc. (HLI) | United States | Approx. $5,000–15,000 for a one-time assessment |
| Johns Hopkins Executive & Preventive Health | Baltimore, MD | Upper price range |
| Lifeforce | United States | From $349 for diagnostics |
| Massachusetts General Executive Health | Boston, MA | Upper price range |
| Mayo Clinic Executive Health | Rochester, MN | Upper price range, partly billable to insurance |
| Next Health Chestnut Hill | Chestnut Hill, MA | Tiered memberships |
| Next Health Los Angeles | Los Angeles, CA | Tiered memberships |
| Northwestern Medicine Human Longevity Clinic | Chicago, IL | Self-pay |
| Prenuvo | United States | Approx. $2,499 per scan |
| Princeton Longevity Center Connecticut | CT | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Princeton Longevity Center Fairfax | Fairfax, VA | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Princeton Longevity Center Miami | Miami, FL | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Princeton Longevity Center New York | New York, NY | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Princeton Longevity Center Princeton | Princeton, NJ | Approx. $5,000–15,000 |
| Stanford Lifestyle Medicine | Palo Alto, CA | No direct-to-consumer offering |
| UCLA Comprehensive Health Program | Los Angeles, CA | From approx. $1,200 |
| Weill Cornell Longevity Medicine Program | New York, NY | Two membership tiers |
Prices are as disclosed by the provider and change without notice. Verify directly before you commit.
For providers
01 LISTED · Free
Free
Visible in the curated registry — without a review.
02 VERIFICATION REVIEW · One-time
Quoted individually
Documentation submitted, reconciled, result published with a date. Charged for the review, not for its outcome.
03 VERIFIED & DOCUMENTED · Paid · monthly or annual
Quoted individually
Dated seal · expanded profile with full service list and physician credentials · seal file for your website · annual re-review.
04 EDITORIAL · Paid · monthly or annual
Quoted individually
Everything in Verified · editorial profile written by our team · direct appointment request.
You pay for the review — not for the seal. Read what the review checks or request a proposal.
Program spotlight
Headline prices tell only part of the story. We reviewed two programs in depth — what the money buys, and where each model stops.
Biograph
Biograph Membership
A measured baseline across 1,000+ biomarkers — diagnostics first, no treatment arm.
From $6,500 a year (Core); Black from $18,000 a year. Pricing not published on the provider site.
Read the review →Breaux Medical
Breaux Medical — Longevity & Metabolic Programs
Physician-led hormone, metabolic and weight care — continuous treatment, not a one-time baseline.
No membership fee. $300–$500 initial assessment; programs from $3,000 (12 weeks) or $8,000 a year.
Read the review →