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Telehealth Longevity Platforms: Compare Costs, Contact, Labs, and Prescriptions
Compare the real recurring cost, clinician contact, lab schedule, prescription access, cancellation terms, and result access before joining. Pay for the care you will use, not a dashboard you cannot take with you.
Platform Comparison
Three Different Products Often Share the Same Longevity Label
These are public terms checked on October 11, 2026. Eligibility, state availability, prescription price, taxes, follow-up, and add-ons can change the amount you pay.
| Platform | Published price | Clinician contact | Labs | Prescription scope | Cancellation and results |
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| Function Health | $365 per year | Clinicians review results and provide written insights. It is not a standing primary-care relationship. | 160+ tests, with annual and mid-year testing through Quest locations. Optional home draws cost extra. | The core membership is a testing and interpretation service, not a prescription program. | Cancel in account settings or by email before renewal. Results live in the member account; confirm download and sharing options before the subscription ends. |
| Lifeforce | Public checkout showed $349 at enrollment, then $149 per month | A board-certified clinician video visit is included, with quarterly reviews listed for the membership. | Home blood draw with 50+ biomarkers is included in the public checkout offer. | Members may gain access to pharmaceuticals after lab review and clinician consultation. Drug costs may be separate. | The checkout says cancel online at any time. Results and trends appear in its dashboard; confirm export and medical-record access before canceling. |
| AgelessRx | No general membership is required on the public treatment page. Starting examples include metformin at $25 per month and rapamycin at $65 per month. | A licensed clinician reviews the intake, with ongoing support listed after approval. | Requirements depend on the treatment and may not be included in the displayed starting price. | Treatment-specific access includes several off-label drugs and compounded products after medical approval. | Treatment pages state that plans can be paused or canceled. Ask how to download clinical notes, lab results, and prescription history first. |
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| Typical Cost | Current public examples range from $365 per year for a testing membership to $149 per month after enrollment for a clinician-led membership; treatment-specific plans may start lower before labs and add-ons |
| Evidence Level | Mixed by component: the same components as the in-person model, so risk factor management is well supported while biological age scoring and off-label drugs remain early |
| Regulatory Status | Licensed telehealth prescribing; rules vary by state, and labs run through partner laboratories |
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Sources
Current Evidence and Published Prices
Prices and program terms can change. The check date shows when each public source was reviewed.
- Function Health membership terms and price Lists $365 per year, 160+ lab tests, clinician review, and annual plus mid-year testing. Checked 2026-10-11
- Function Health cancellation and result terms Explains cancellation, refund limits, laboratory results, data access, and account deletion terms. Checked 2026-10-11
- Lifeforce public checkout Lists the current enrollment charge, $149 monthly renewal, home draw, quarterly video review, pharmaceutical access, and online cancellation. Checked 2026-10-11
- AgelessRx longevity treatment page Lists treatment-specific starting prices, clinician review, and ongoing support. Checked 2026-10-11
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