Healthspan, measured over years.
Aethera Longevity Lab is a cash-pay preventive medicine program for adults who want to find disease early and act on it. We focus on the four things that actually shorten most lives: atherosclerosis, cancer, metabolic disease, and the loss of muscle and aerobic fitness.
What this division is for
Every test we order has to earn its place. Some of what we offer has decades of outcome data behind it, like lipoprotein(a) measurement, coronary calcium scoring, guideline cancer screening, and cardiorespiratory fitness testing. Some of it is promising but unproven, like multi-cancer blood tests and whole-body MRI.
Some of it is a research tool sold as medicine, like epigenetic biological age scores. We label each item so you know which is which before you pay for it. A physician reviews every result and writes a plan.
We serve patients online in all 50 states, and in person through concierge visits in every state except Massachusetts and New York. Clinics are in development in Nashville, Miami, and Madison, Wisconsin, with Bogota, Colombia planned for early 2027. We can order medical imaging anywhere in the United States.
We do not bill insurance, and we do not sell stem cell or exosome infusions for aging.
What is different here
- We publish our prices. Fountain Life and Human Longevity both hide theirs behind a sales call, and Fountain Life's own membership page lists no dollar figure at all. Every Aethera program and every single test on our menu has a number next to it on the site.
- Every item on the menu carries an evidence label: established, emerging, investigational, or wellness-only. The label is on the service card, not buried in a disclaimer. A patient can see that lipoprotein(a) and whole-body MRI are not the same grade of medicine before they choose.
- We publish what we will not sell and why. No exosome or stem cell longevity infusions, no therapeutic plasma exchange, no NAD IV drips sold as life extension, no senolytic prescriptions outside a research protocol.
- Guideline cancer screening is the backbone, not the upsell. Before we sell anyone a $949 blood test or a $2,499 MRI, we check whether their colonoscopy, mammogram, cervical screening, and low-dose lung CT are actually current. Most longevity clinics skip this entirely.
- Lipoprotein(a) is measured once for every patient in every program at no extra charge, and we cascade-screen first-degree relatives. The 2026 ACC/AHA/multisociety dyslipidemia guideline made this a Class 1 recommendation for all adults. It is the single highest-yield, cheapest thing on this menu.
- We order imaging anywhere in the United States and our physicians review it with you. You do not need to live near a clinic to get a coronary CT, a DXA, or an MRI through us.
The menu
Every item is marked with where the evidence actually sits and how it is delivered. 20 services.
Longevity Intake & Physician Risk Review
A 60 to 75 minute visit with a physician who takes a full history, family history, medication and supplement list, and builds your risk picture before any test is ordered. Includes a 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitor where indicated.
Who it is for. Everyone starting with us. Required before we order imaging or prescribe anything.
$295 to $450 standalone, based on the national cash-pay range for an e
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Core Longevity Biomarker Panel
A standing blood panel of roughly 70 to 85 markers covering lipids and lipoproteins, glucose and insulin, liver, kidney, thyroid, inflammation, iron, B12 and folate, vitamin D, uric acid, and a full blood count, plus urinalysis. Drawn at a local site or at home on a concierge visit.
Who it is for. Everyone in a program. Repeated twice a year on the annual membership.
$349 to $549 standalone. Benchmarked against Function Health at $365 p
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Lipoprotein(a) Testing & Family Cascade Screening
A single blood test for Lp(a), a lifelong genetically determined cardiovascular risk factor, plus testing for your first-degree relatives if yours is high. Measured once. Not repeated.
Who it is for. Every adult. Especially anyone with a parent or sibling who had a heart attack or stroke before 60, or unexplained early vascular disease.
$0 inside every Aethera program. $95 to $145 standalone including the
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
ApoB & Advanced Lipid Assessment
Apolipoprotein B measurement with standard and non-HDL lipids, plus hs-CRP. ApoB counts the atherogenic particles rather than the cholesterol they carry.
Who it is for. Anyone with triglycerides at or above 150, diabetes or prediabetes, a strong family history, or a low LDL-C that looks reassuring and may not be.
$0 inside every program. $110 to $175 standalone with interpretation.
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Coronary Artery Calcium CT
A short non-contrast CT of the heart that measures calcified plaque and returns a score. Ordered by us, performed at a partner imaging center near you, read by a radiologist, then reviewed with you by your physician.
Who it is for. Adults roughly 40 to 75 at intermediate risk, or where the decision to start a statin is genuinely uncertain. Also useful where a strong family history conflicts with a reassuring lipid panel.
$149 to $395 depending on facility, based on a national cash-pay range
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Coronary CT Angiography with AI Plaque Quantification
A contrast-enhanced cardiac CT that shows stenosis and non-calcified plaque, with AI software quantifying total plaque burden and composition. Performed at a partner imaging center.
Who it is for. Patients where a calcium score was equivocal, where symptoms raise the question of obstructive disease, or where a very high Lp(a) or family history makes soft plaque the real question.
$1,250 to $2,400. The standalone US market range for CCTA with AI plaq
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Carotid Plaque Ultrasound
A no-radiation ultrasound of the carotid arteries looking for the presence of plaque. We report plaque presence and burden. We do not sell intima-media thickness as a risk score.
Who it is for. Younger adults where radiation is a concern, patients who decline CT, and anyone with an intermediate risk estimate where seeing actual plaque would change the decision.
$195 to $350 including the physician review.
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Cancer Screening Program
An audit of every guideline-recommended cancer screening you are due or overdue for, plus a hereditary risk assessment. We book colonoscopy, mammography and supplemental breast imaging, cervical screening, low-dose lung CT, and skin examination, and we chase the results. Where family history meets criteria, we arrange BRCA, Lynch, or panel genetic testing with counselling.
Who it is for. Every patient. Especially anyone over 45, anyone with a first-degree relative diagnosed under 50, and anyone with a 20-pack-year smoking history.
$0 for the audit and navigation inside any program; $249 standalone. T
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Multi-Cancer Early Detection Blood Test
A blood test that looks for cancer-associated methylation patterns in cell-free DNA across many cancer types, and predicts a likely tissue of origin if a signal is found. Currently the GRAIL Galleri test.
Who it is for. Adults 50 and over who are already current on all guideline screening, who understand the trial results, and who accept that a positive result starts a diagnostic workup. Not for people using it to avoid a colonoscopy.
$949 list price paid directly to the laboratory, plus a $149 Aethera o
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Whole-Body Screening MRI
A non-contrast MRI covering the brain, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and spine, read by a radiologist, with findings reviewed by your Aethera physician. Ordered by us and performed at a partner imaging center.
Who it is for. Adults who have completed guideline screening, have read the position statement below, and still want the scan after a documented consent conversation. Reasonable to consider in people with specific heritable cancer syndromes, where whole-body MRI has a stronger indication. We decline to book it for anyone using it instead of a colonoscopy.
$1,295 to $2,195 depending on facility and coverage, including the Aet
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Nationwide Imaging Ordering & Independent Review
We order medical imaging anywhere in the United States and review it with you. We also give an independent physician read of imaging you already had somewhere else, including scans sold to you by a direct-to-consumer provider.
Who it is for. Patients with no clinic near them, patients whose primary care will not order what they need, and anyone sitting on a scan report they do not understand.
$0 inside any program. $225 to $395 for a standalone review consultati
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Home Sleep Apnea Test
A home sleep test shipped to you, scored by a sleep physician, with a treatment path if it is positive. Includes a structured screening questionnaire first so we are not testing everyone.
Who it is for. Anyone who snores, wakes unrefreshed, has resistant hypertension, atrial fibrillation, a large neck circumference, or a bed partner who reports pauses in breathing.
$225 to $425 including the device, physician scoring, and the result v
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Metabolic & Insulin Resistance Workup
Fasting insulin with glucose and HOMA-IR, HbA1c, a full lipid and liver profile, uric acid, and an oral glucose tolerance test with insulin where the picture is unclear. Liver fat assessment by elastography or MRI if indicated.
Who it is for. Anyone carrying central weight, anyone with a family history of type 2 diabetes, anyone with a normal HbA1c who still feels the pattern, and anyone with elevated triglycerides or fatty liver on a previous scan.
$295 to $495 standalone. Included in Healthspan Annual and above. Elas
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Continuous Glucose Monitoring Block
A four-week block of over-the-counter continuous glucose sensors with a structured food and activity log, then a clinician session to interpret what you saw. A block, not an open-ended subscription.
Who it is for. People with insulin resistance or prediabetes who need to see their own response to their own meals, and people who have tried to change their diet and cannot work out which part is failing.
$249 to $395 for the four-week block including sensors and two clinici
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Physical Capacity & Body Composition Assessment
VO2max by cardiopulmonary exercise test, DXA for body composition and bone mineral density, grip strength, gait speed, and a chair-stand and balance battery. One session, repeated annually, with a training prescription written against the result.
Who it is for. Everyone. This is the part of the program where the numbers are most likely to move and most likely to matter.
$495 to $795 for the full session. Market reference: VO2max runs rough
Usually HSA/FSA eligible
Epigenetic Biological Age Testing
A DNA methylation test that reports several biological age and pace-of-aging measures, including DunedinPACE, PhenoAge, GrimAge, and a composite age, plus organ-system estimates. A research-grade measurement we track over time, sold as a wellness service.
Who it is for. Patients who want a repeated-measures marker alongside their clinical tests and who accept that the number does not yet drive a treatment decision. Not for anyone who wants a diagnosis from it.
$349 to $549 one-time, or $249 per test on an annual repeat. Market re
Not HSA/FSA eligible
Rapamycin Program (off-label, monitored)
Physician-supervised off-label weekly low-dose rapamycin, with baseline and interval laboratory monitoring, a written informed consent, and a scheduled review of whether to continue. Prescription and monitoring only; we do not sell the drug.
Who it is for. Adults who have read the trial data, have no immunosuppression risk, are not planning surgery or pregnancy, and want it with monitoring rather than from an offshore website. Not a first intervention; we want your lipids, fitness, and metabolic work handled first.
$195 per month for physician supervision and monitoring, plus medicati
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Geroscience Medication Consultation
A paid consultation covering metformin, senolytics, and the experimental agents patients read about, with the current evidence for each and a clear statement of what we will and will not prescribe. Includes a metformin prescription with monitoring where it is clinically appropriate.
Who it is for. Patients who arrive with a list from a podcast and want a physician to go through it honestly. Also patients with prediabetes, where metformin has actual trial evidence.
$295 for a 45-minute consultation with a written summary. Metformin, w
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Supplement Program & Deprescribing Review
A pharmacist-and-physician review of everything you take, prescription and over the counter, checking dose, interactions, and whether there is any reason to keep taking it. Includes an honest position on NAD+ precursors. Often the single most useful hour in the program.
Who it is for. Anyone taking more than five things. Anyone spending more than $150 a month on supplements. Anyone over 65 on multiple prescriptions.
$225 for the review with a written plan. Included once annually in Hea
Not HSA/FSA eligible
Nutrition, Training & Sleep Prescription
A written, specific plan: protein target, a resistance training program, aerobic base and VO2max work, sleep and alcohol targets, all built against your own test results and revised at each retest. Delivered by a clinician with a dietitian and an exercise physiologist.
Who it is for. Every patient in every program. This is the intervention, not the accessory.
$0 inside any program. $395 for a standalone plan built from your exis
HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity
Programmes
Longevity Baseline
$1,650 one-time (range $1,450 to $1,950 depending on whether
- Longevity intake and physician risk review, including 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring
- Core longevity biomarker panel
- Lipoprotein(a), measured once for life, at no extra charge
- ApoB and advanced lipid assessment
- Metabolic and insulin resistance workup
- Home sleep apnea screening questionnaire, with the test added if indicated
One-time assessment over three to four weeks, then an annual check-in offer. No membership commitment.
Healthspan Annual
$4,400 per year (range $3,900 to $5,400 by region), or $395
- Everything in Longevity Baseline
- A second full biomarker panel at six months
- Quarterly clinician visits, four per year
- Annual physical capacity and body composition retest
- Ongoing cancer screening navigation, including chasing results on your behalf
- Prescription management and monitoring for lipids, blood pressure, metabolic health and sleep
Annual membership. Two lab cycles, quarterly clinician contact, annual physical capacity retest, unlimited secure messaging.
Healthspan Annual + Advanced Imaging
$7,900 per year (range $6,900 to $9,500 by imaging choice an
- Everything in Healthspan Annual
- One advanced imaging study per year: coronary CT angiography with AI plaque quantification, or whole-body screening MRI, your choice after a consent conversation
- Carotid plaque ultrasound
- Epigenetic biological age testing, labelled as a wellness measurement
- Liver fat quantification where indicated
- Brain and cognitive baseline with referral into Aethera Neuroscience Lab where appropriate
Annual membership with one advanced imaging study per year and quarterly clinician contact.
Aethera Longevity Online
$99 per month or $990 per year. The $990 annual tier include
- Available in all 50 states by telehealth
- Enrollment registers you with the Aethera medical team at signup, so a clinician reviews your results before your first call
- Core longevity biomarker panel at a local draw site
- Lipoprotein(a), measured once for life, at no extra charge
- ApoB and advanced lipid assessment
- Two physician visits per year on the annual plan
Monthly or annual. Two clinician visits per year on the annual plan, one lab cycle included, imaging ordered as needed.
How you are seen
Residents of every U.S. state and the District of Columbia can join the online clinic. A specific test or treatment can still have its own state limits, and we show any limit that applies in your state before you pay for it.
Concierge visits are available in 48 states. We do not offer concierge care in Massachusetts or New York. The online clinic is open in both.
No Aethera clinic is open yet. Three are in development in Nashville, Miami and Madison, Wisconsin, and a fourth is planned for Bogotá in early 2027. We will say so plainly here the day one opens, and not before.
We are cash-pay. We do not bill insurance, and no federal healthcare program money is involved in anything we do. Many of our services can be paid for with an HSA or FSA card, and some cannot. Eligibility is set by IRS rules and decided by your plan administrator, not by us. Cosmetic treatments are specifically excluded. We mark each service with what we understand its status to be, we give you an itemised receipt with the codes your administrator needs, and we will write a Letter of Medical Necessity where one genuinely applies.
Nothing on this site is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a promise of a result. Talk to a licensed clinician about your own situation before starting anything.