HOOKE is a London private-health membership with two published annual tiers starting at £14,550 and £28,500. The offer is less “one scan” and more “private medical operating system.”
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“The clearest London membership page we found: expensive, but legible. Worth shortlisting if you want doctor access, repeated testing and tiered diagnostics; wrong if you only need a one-off baseline.”
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Healthspan from £14,550/yr · Healthspan+ from £28,500/yr
A complete first-year price including add-ons, retesting and outside referrals is not publicly available.
Annual membership that renews automatically, with a four-month minimum commitment. Ongoing relationship.
Monthly check-ins and 24/7 GP access in both tiers; Healthspan+ adds blood, VO2 max, ECG, ultrasound and cognitive tests plus an annual Investigation; imaging and genetics are add-ons
Private care team with diagnostics and physician access. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Both tiers include monthly check-ins, physician messaging and referral management, and Healthspan+ adds an annual Investigation; outside referral fees are excluded and the retesting schedule for Healthspan members is not published.
We did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
What do the imaging and genetic add-ons cost, how much direct doctor time does a member get, and which tests are repeated each year?
HOOKE’s membership comparison page lists Healthspan from £14,550 per year and Healthspan+ from £28,500 per year (£20,600 after Investigation). The older Core and Performance tiers are not listed on that page. Under HOOKE’s terms, membership renews annually and carries a four-month minimum commitment.
Both tiers include monthly check-ins, 24/7 remote GP access, physician messaging and referral management; out-of-hours and home visits cost extra. Healthspan+ adds an annual Investigation and nutrition and fitness plans, and includes the full blood panel, VO2 max, ECG, ultrasound and cognitive tests that are paid add-ons on Healthspan. Imaging and genetic testing are add-ons in both tiers. HOOKE also sells the Investigation (£7,900) and Investigation+ (from £13,500, adding full-body MRI, DEXA, CT angiogram, mammogram and whole-genome sequencing) as separate assessments.
The pricing is high, but the page is unusually specific. For premium buyers, that is a positive signal: transparent tiering is easier to evaluate than “book a call” opacity.
HOOKE is most useful for someone who wants repeated doctor contact and testing over time, not a one-day scan.
Imaging is an add-on in both tiers, so ask for the price of each scan you are likely to need, how findings are escalated and how data is exported. HOOKE’s terms exclude outside referral fees, medication and supplements, and paid services you do not use are not refunded.
Also ask what the published monthly doctor check-ins and 24/7 GP access mean in practice: appointment length, response time, in-person versus virtual access and the out-of-hours and home-visit fees.
Skip if you do not want an annual relationship. At these prices, buying only the test menu misses the point. The product is access plus follow-through.
A one-time baseline buyer should compare Neko, Human Longevity, Prenuvo/Ezra or a physician-led executive physical first.
HOOKE’s public strength is not that every test is proven to extend life; it is that the membership tiers are easier to compare than vague concierge medicine. You still need to ask which tests are medically indicated, which are routine parts of the program and who is responsible for follow-up.
For expensive preventive care, clear pricing is necessary but not sufficient. The real quality signal is whether a physician turns the findings into cautious, useful decisions.
HOOKE currently lists Healthspan from £14,550 per year and Healthspan+ from £28,500 per year (£20,600 after Investigation). Ask for a written quote covering add-ons and out-of-hours care.
No. MRI, CT and other imaging are paid add-ons in both membership tiers, and full-body MRI sits in the separate Investigation+ assessment. HOOKE is primarily a private-health membership built on doctor access and repeated testing.
A London-based buyer who wants an annual clinical relationship, repeated diagnostics and access, not just a one-off scan.
Only if you use the membership. A cheaper scan may answer a narrow baseline question; HOOKE makes sense when doctor access, repeated testing and follow-through are the product.
By David Persson · Profile updated 2026-10-14 · Information last checked 2026-10-14 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
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