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Bloodwork & longevity telehealth

Which panel to get first, what each one measures, and what happens after the results.

15 providers offer this. 11 include labs in the price. 0 accept insurance. Figures reflect what each provider publishes. * = provisional score.

Highest-scored providers

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ClinicScoreConsultLabsPrescriberInsuranceFrom
InsideTracker logoInsideTracker
A blood-biomarker and wearable-data platform producing personalised nutrition and lifestyle recommendations. Testing and insights, not treatment.
10.0 — Included MD/DO — $489 first year
OneTwenty logoOneTwenty
Bloodwork-led longevity and hormone optimisation telehealth, with physician-guided TRT, GLP-1 weight management and peptide therapy built on comprehensive lab panels.
9.9 — Included — Cash $499/yr membership
Quest Health logoQuest Health
Quest Diagnostics' consumer site selling physician-ordered lab tests and health-profile panels (up to 85+ markers) per test, drawn at Quest sites, with no membership.
9.9 — Included — Cash $199 one-time
Function Health logoFunction Health
An annual-membership lab-testing service running a very large biomarker panel with physician-written results summaries. Testing and insights, not treatment.
9.8 — Included — Cash $365/yr
Superpower logoSuperpower
An annual-membership health platform combining a broad lab panel with a clinician-reviewed action plan.
9.6 Async Included MD/DO + NP/PA Cash $199/yr
Lifeforce logoLifeforce
A longevity medicine membership combining quarterly at-home blood draws, telehealth clinician consults and prescriptions for hormones, GLP-1s and cardiometabolic drugs.
9.1 Hybrid Included MD/DO + NP/PA — $199 first month
Rythm Health logoRythm Health
A monthly subscription at-home blood test (25+ biomarkers, Tasso+ collection) run in its own lab, with results and an AI coach but no clinical care or prescribing.
9.1 — Included — Cash $79/month
SiPhox Health
An at-home finger-free blood collection kit service that tests a chosen biomarker panel monthly, quarterly or every six months, with no prescribing.
9.0 — Included — Cash $124 per at-home test kit
Marek Health Also offers
A telehealth clinic built around comprehensive bloodwork and physician-guided hormone optimisation, with TRT, peptide therapy and GLP-1 programmes. Known for an unusually deep lab panel.
7.0 Hybrid Extra MD/DO + NP/PA Cash $299
Ways2Well logoWays2Well Also offers
A functional-medicine telehealth clinic offering bloodwork-driven hormone optimisation, TRT, peptide therapy and GLP-1 weight loss.
6.9 Video Included — Cash $125/mo Core care plan
Mito Health logoMito Health
A $9-a-month membership marketplace that sells lab panels, at-home kits and scans at published member prices, with clinician review of results for members.
6.4 — Extra — Cash $9/mo or $99/yr membership
Everlywell logoEverlywell
An at-home and in-lab testing company whose Everlywell 360 annual membership includes one 83-biomarker Quest blood panel, with an optional clinician consult that can prescribe.
8.4* — Included MD/DO + NP/PA Cash $399/yr Everlywell 360 membership
Hone Health logoHone Health Also offers
A large men’s hormone telehealth provider offering at-home lab testing, TRT and enclomiphene protocols, with a subscription model and physician video consults.
6.2* Video Extra MD/DO Cash $65 initial lab test
Opt Health logoOpt Health Also offers
A men’s preventive-health telehealth provider combining comprehensive bloodwork with TRT and sexual health treatment under a physician.
5.1* Video Extra MD/DO + NP/PA Cash $95/mo
Labcorp OnDemand logoLabcorp OnDemand
Labcorp's consumer site selling provider-ordered lab tests and panels (up to 65+ markers) per test, drawn at Labcorp sites or by home kit, with no membership.
Not scored — Included — Cash $399 one-time

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References

Regulatory and primary sources

  1. CMS: Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) ↗ · federal standards for clinical labs
  2. HHS: Telehealth for patients ↗ · what to expect from a telehealth visit
  3. FDA: BeSafeRx, buying medicine online safely ↗ · how to check an online pharmacy
  4. NABP: Safe.Pharmacy verified websites ↗ · pharmacy accreditation lookup
  5. FSMB DocInfo: physician license lookup ↗ · check a prescriber is licensed
  6. FTC: Endorsements, influencers and reviews ↗ · disclosure rules for affiliate links

Published literature

  1. Horton R, Crawford G, Freeman L, et al.. Direct-to-consumer genetic testing.BMJ 2019.PubMed 31619392 · doi:10.1136/bmj.l5688
  2. O'Daniel JM, Kobelka C, Foss K, et al.. Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing.NEJM Evid 2025.PubMed 41147825 · doi:10.1056/EVIDra2400455
  3. Orth M, Sandberg S, Shih P. Direct-to-Consumer Testing: Benefits and Concerns of Commercially Accessed Laboratory Tests.Clin Chem 2025.PubMed 39964351 · doi:10.1093/clinchem/hvaf004
  4. Nugent LF, Haney NM, Kohn TP. Home sperm testing-increasing uses for direct-to-consumer tests.Fertil Steril 2023.PubMed 36502933 · doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2022.12.010
  5. Majumder MA, Guerrini CJ, McGuire AL. Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing: Value and Risk.Annu Rev Med 2021.PubMed 32735764 · doi:10.1146/annurev-med-070119-114727
  6. Howard HC, Borry P. Direct-to-consumer pharmacogenomic testing.Pharmacogenomics 2011.PubMed 22008043 · doi:10.2217/pgs.11.100
  7. Li M, Diamandis EP, Grenache D, et al.. Direct-to-Consumer Testing.Clin Chem 2017.PubMed 27993938 · doi:10.1373/clinchem.2016.260349
  8. Chadwick R. Direct to consumer testing, drugs and gifts.Bioethics 2020.PubMed 32100331 · doi:10.1111/bioe.12734

Literature retrieved from PubMed on October 18, 2026, favouring human studies and reviews. Numbered markers in the text show which paper supports which statement; uncited entries are background reading.