Longevity Cost Guide

    Longevity Clinic Cost: Fountain Life vs. Human Longevity Institute vs. Biograph (2026)

    2026 Pricing

    Pricing reviewed June 2026

    ScenarioMonthlyNotes
    Fountain Life — Apex Membership—Whole-body MRI, CT, DEXA, labs, care team
    Human Longevity Institute — 100+ Health Nucleus—Whole-genome, advanced imaging, multidisciplinary
    Biograph—WBMRI, cardiac imaging, labs, CGM, VO2 max
    Prenuvo (scan only)—Whole-body MRI, not a membership
    Ezra / Function Health (scan)—Imaging tiers
    Function Health (labs subscription)—100+ markers, no imaging

    Prices vary by provider, location, and individual treatment plan, and they change over time. Figures shown are typical published ranges, not quotes. Confirm current pricing directly with the provider before making a treatment decision.

    What you're paying for

    What Longevity Clinic Memberships Actually Include

    The major longevity clinics bundle several thousand dollars of imaging and labs that would otherwise be paid à la carte: whole-body MRI ($2,500–$4,000), coronary CT angiography or calcium score, DEXA scan, VO2 max CPET, comprehensive lipid panel including ApoB and Lp(a), inflammation markers, hormone panels, and (at some clinics) Galleri or other multi-cancer screening.

    Beyond the imaging, the value proposition is care coordination: a single team integrating imaging, labs, lifestyle, and pharmacology with the time that 7-minute insurance visits don't allow.

    Fountain Life

    Fountain Life — Apex Membership

    Annual cost: approximately $10,500/year for the Apex membership (verified June 2026; pricing varies by location).

    Locations: Naples FL, Dallas TX, Orlando FL, Houston TX, New York, and a growing footprint.

    Included: whole-body MRI, coronary CT angiography, full-body DEXA, comprehensive labs, grip-strength and VO2 max testing, and a longevity-physician care team.

    Position: the most accessible price point among full-service longevity clinics; founder Tony Robbins / Peter Diamandis branding.

    Human Longevity Institute

    Human Longevity Institute — 100+ Health Nucleus

    Initial assessment: approximately $25,000 for the 100+ Health Nucleus comprehensive evaluation (verified June 2026).

    Annual follow-up: roughly $15,000–$25,000 depending on scope.

    Location: La Jolla, California (HLI Health Nucleus).

    Included: whole-genome sequencing, whole-body MRI with proprietary AI imaging analysis, coronary CT, advanced cardiac imaging, cognitive assessment, comprehensive labs, and a multidisciplinary physician panel.

    Position: most genomics-forward of the major clinics; founder J. Craig Venter pedigree; the premium price reflects sequencing depth and imaging analysis sophistication.

    Biograph

    Biograph

    Annual cost: approximately $15,000/year (verified June 2026).

    Location: San Francisco (with a second location announced).

    Included: whole-body MRI, advanced cardiac imaging, comprehensive longevity labs (ApoB, Lp(a), inflammation, hormones), continuous glucose monitoring, VO2 max testing, and concierge follow-up.

    Position: tech-forward design and software experience; popular with Bay Area founders.

    Other major clinics

    Other Notable Longevity Programs

    • ·Prenuvo: not a full longevity clinic — a whole-body MRI standalone. $999–$2,499 per scan depending on protocol. Often used alongside a longevity practice rather than instead of one.
    • ·Ezra (now Function Health): whole-body MRI and screening. $1,500–$2,500 per scan tier.
    • ·Function Health (separate consumer service): $499/year for 100+ lab markers, no imaging.
    • ·Forward Health: previously a concierge primary care chain; ceased consumer operations in late 2024.
    • ·Tony Robbins Life Force and various concierge longevity practices: $5,000–$25,000+ depending on scope.

    Insurance

    Insurance Coverage and HSA/FSA

    Longevity clinic memberships are not covered by insurance. Some specific labs ordered through the membership (lipid panel, A1c) may be billed to insurance separately; most advanced imaging and screening will not be.

    HSA/FSA reimbursement is generally not available for the membership fee itself; individual covered services may qualify.

    Pricing reviewed June 2026.

    Frequently asked

    Common questions

    How much does Fountain Life cost?

    Approximately $10,500/year for the Apex membership in 2026, verified June 2026. Pricing can vary by location.

    How much does Human Longevity Institute cost?

    Approximately $25,000 for the initial 100+ Health Nucleus assessment, with annual follow-up in the $15,000–$25,000 range.

    How much does Biograph cost?

    Approximately $15,000/year in 2026 for the comprehensive longevity membership.

    Is a longevity clinic worth it?

    Worth depends on how you'd otherwise spend the money. If a $10,000–$25,000 program replaces a fragmented set of à la carte tests and meaningfully changes risk management, it can be reasonable for high earners. It is not a substitute for treating the cardiometabolic, sleep, and lifestyle inputs that drive outcomes.

    Does insurance cover any of this?

    No. Individual labs may sometimes be billed to insurance; the membership and most advanced imaging are out-of-pocket.

    References

    Sources

    1. 1.Fountain Life — Apex Membership — Fountain Life, 2026.
    2. 2.Human Longevity Institute — Health Nucleus — Human Longevity, Inc., 2026.
    3. 3.Biograph — Longevity Health Program — Biograph, 2026.

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