HOOKE is a London private-health membership with unusually transparent tier pricing: £19,500, £30,000 and £54,000 per year, plus a six-month performance tier. The offer is less “one scan” and more “private medical operating system.”
Agewell has checked the clinic’s published programs, prices, locations and follow-up information against public records and independent reporting. The profile connects each factual claim to its source and review date, and highlights what is included, likely extra costs, who follows up and the questions worth asking before booking. When our assessment includes a first-hand visit or treatment, that experience is clearly labelled.
“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 Core £19,500/yr · Healthspan £30,000/yr · Healthspan+ £54,000/yr · Performance £22,000/6 months
A complete first-year price including add-ons, retesting and outside referrals is not publicly available.
Annual or six-month membership. Ongoing relationship.
Blood panels, physiology testing, imaging pathways, genetics and doctor access by tier
Private care team with diagnostics and physician access. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Membership implies continuity; imaging scope, referrals and tier-specific retesting still need confirmation.
We did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
Which imaging is included, who pays for outside specialists, and what happens to services a member does not use?
HOOKE’s membership comparison page lists Healthspan Core at £19,500 per year, Healthspan at £30,000, Healthspan+ at £54,000, and Performance at £22,000 for six months.
The tiers include combinations of HOOKE blood panels, body composition, ECG, ultrasound, VO2 max, resting metabolic rate, spirometry, genetics, imaging and doctor consultations. Higher tiers add more imaging and access.
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.
Ask exactly which MRI, CT, ultrasound and endoscopy items are included at your tier; how findings are escalated; whether specialist referrals are included or separately billed; and how data is exported.
Also ask what “doctor consultations 24 per annum” means in practice: appointment length, response time, in-person versus virtual access and who the responsible physician is.
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 publishes Healthspan Core at £19,500 per year, Healthspan at £30,000, Healthspan+ at £54,000, and Performance at £22,000 for six months.
Not only. MRI and CT appear in higher-tier pathways, but HOOKE is primarily a private-health membership with labs, physiology testing, imaging and doctor access.
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 2026-07-15 · Information last checked 2026-07-15 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
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