Telehealth Longevity Platforms | Longevity Forward Science

Focus	Care model
What It Covers	An app intake questionnaire and onboarding call Quarterly or semiannual lab kits or lab visits A biological age score and trend dashboard Remote prescriptions for rapamycin, metformin, GLP-1 drugs, or hormones Asynchronous messaging with a clinician Supplement subscriptions tied to results
Typical Cost	$99 to $300 per month
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
Watchouts	Prescriptions from a questionnaire with no live consultation The platform profits from the drugs and supplements it recommends The subscription renews and labs are drawn whether or not anyone reviews them No named medical director
Questions To Ask	Who is the prescribing clinician and in which state are they licensed? Does the company earn revenue from what it prescribes? What happens when a lab result is abnormal? Can I cancel without losing access to my results?

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