Function Health is a laboratory-testing membership, not a physical longevity clinic and not a replacement for a doctor. Its current headline price is $365 a year for more than 160 tests across an initial and mid-year draw, with written clinician review and a longitudinal dashboard. The value case is broad lab access; the central limitation is that one-to-one physician care and treatment of abnormal results are not included as standard.
What we checked
We checked the provider’s current program pages and, where available, independent or regulatory sources listed below. We then separated standard inclusions from optional costs and open questions. Every source carries the date we reviewed it.
The short answer
Function is a strong-value way to collect a broad laboratory baseline if you already have a clinician who can act on the results. It is not comparable with a full-day clinic assessment on doctor time, physical examination or care coordination. Confirm state availability, local fees and the exact checkout price before joining because older price modules remain online.
At a glance
Members use Quest Diagnostics collection sites rather than visiting a Function clinic. The membership organizes more than 100 initial laboratory tests, more than 60 mid-year tests, written clinician comments and a dashboard for tracking results over time. That can be useful, but it should be compared with other laboratory services rather than with a hospital executive physical.
Function’s current headline offer is $365 per year. Some older reused pages still show $499, and availability or laboratory fees can differ by state. MRI, CT and multi-cancer blood testing are separate paid add-ons. Check the final price, included draw schedule and cancellation terms at checkout.
Function advertises clinician review and says critical results can trigger direct contact. It does not advertise a standard private physician appointment for every member. In most cases, diagnosis, prescriptions, imaging and specialist referrals still need your own clinician and may generate additional cost.
A large panel increases the chance that at least one result sits outside a reference range. Some findings are useful; others reflect normal variation or require careful repeat testing. Before acting, ask whether the result is clinically validated for screening, whether it should be repeated and who is qualified to interpret it in your history.
Function is dramatically less expensive because it does not provide a full physical exam, imaging as standard or a day with a physician. YEARS, Mayo, Cleveland and Princeton charge more for coordinated clinical time and onsite testing. Function makes the most sense when broad labs are the actual need and you already have follow-up care.
Function’s current headline offer is $365 per year. Confirm the final checkout price and any state-specific laboratory fees because older $499 references still appear on some pages.
No. Function is a laboratory membership and results platform. Members generally use Quest collection sites and manage results online.
Function advertises written clinician review and direct contact for some critical results, but it does not advertise a standard one-to-one physician consultation for every member.
Function describes more than 100 initial tests plus more than 60 mid-year tests, totaling more than 160 tests annually.
Agewell is an independent buyer’s guide, not a medical provider. Screening and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
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