Human Longevity combines whole-body MRI, whole-genome sequencing, cardiac imaging, DEXA, more than 120 biomarkers and a physician review in one private visit. It is worth the price only if abnormal results lead to clear medical follow-up, not just a premium report.
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“The most complete public executive-health package in the directory. Worth considering for buyers who want imaging, genomics and interpretation in one day; weak if you expect a normal scan to equal future safety.”
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$599 Genomics · $8,000 Executive Health (under 65) · $12,000 100+ Care · $19,000 100+ Concierge · $3,900 Whole Body MRI
A complete first-year price including add-ons, retesting and outside referrals is not publicly available.
Annual assessment. One intensive assessment day.
Whole-body MRI, genome sequencing, biomarkers, cardiac imaging and physician review
Expert physician synthesis of imaging, genomics and biomarkers. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Executive Health includes physician review, follow-up support and access to specialist consultations or a referral network; later specialist costs and responsibility for long-term follow-up are not disclosed.
We did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
Who arranges and pays for specialist follow-up after an incidental finding, which tests repeat each year, and what is the complete price for each program?
Human Longevity’s program table lists four programs: Genomics for All at $599, Executive Health at $8,000 annually, 100+ Care at $12,000 annually and 100+ Concierge at $19,000 annually. It also sells a standalone Whole Body MRI at $3,900 on a separate page. Those are starting prices, not complete written prices.
Executive Health includes whole-genome sequencing, a screening whole-body MRI, brain MRI with NeuroQuant, 120+ blood biomarkers, echocardiogram, EKG, DEXA, CT calcium score and expert physician review. It is sold only to people under 65; Human Longevity directs anyone 65 or older to 100+ Care at $12,000 a year. The standalone scan, which Human Longevity says typically takes 60 minutes, separates the imaging product from the full executive-health bundle: the bundle is imaging plus genomics, labs, cardiac testing and physician interpretation.
Human Longevity’s own pages disagree on two details. The Executive Health page lists a low-dose lung CT, while the program table lists it as a 100+ Care addition. The 100+ Care page lists “2 Quarterly Follow-ups” but also says a clinician reviews your data four times a year. Ask which version applies before you pay.
The practical advantage is one private day with fewer separate appointments, a broad baseline and a named physician review. If you are already planning MRI, DEXA, ApoB and other blood tests, CAC and genetics, the combined visit may be easier than booking each test separately.
Broad screening can also find abnormal or ambiguous results that require more tests. The service is only worth the price if Human Longevity or your own physician takes responsibility for what happens next.
Best fit: high-agency buyers with meaningful family history, founder/executive schedules, existing risk factors, or a strong preference for one coordinated baseline instead of piecemeal testing.
Poor fit: healthy low-risk buyers expecting a one-day screen to prove they are safe. MRI and genomics can refine risk; they do not remove it.
Ask who follows abnormal MRI, CAC, biomarker or genetic findings after the visit; whether raw data and radiology reports are portable; what is repeated annually; and whether the physician review produces written next steps your local doctor can act on.
Also ask what is medically indicated versus protocol-included. Human Longevity’s 100+ Care and 100+ Concierge pages say all tests are “performed as clinically or medically indicated,” so ask which listed tests you will actually receive. Some executive-health menus look broad, but the practical value is decided by the follow-up pathway.
Human Longevity is more coherent than most scan products because imaging, genomics, labs and physician interpretation sit together. That still does not mean broad screening has proven mortality benefit for healthy, low-risk people.
Whole-body MRI can find important disease, but it also finds incidental and uncertain results. Treat the scan as the start of a medical conversation, not as proof that nothing important is happening.
Human Longevity lists Genomics for All at $599, Executive Health at $8,000 annually, 100+ Care at $12,000 annually, 100+ Concierge at $19,000 annually and a standalone Whole Body MRI at $3,900. Executive Health is sold only to people under 65; Human Longevity directs anyone 65 or older to 100+ Care at $12,000 a year. These are published starting prices, not complete written prices.
It can be worth it if you want a coordinated private-day baseline with MRI, genome sequencing, biomarkers, cardiac imaging and physician review. It is weaker if you only want reassurance from a normal scan.
Executive Health does not. It produces a detailed baseline and specialist-reviewed findings, but abnormal results still need an ongoing clinician and escalation path. The $19,000 100+ Concierge tier includes concierge primary care on weekdays from 9am to 5pm; confirm who handles after-hours and out-of-area care before relying on it.
The standalone Whole Body MRI is the imaging product. Executive Health adds whole-genome sequencing, cardiac testing, 120+ biomarkers, DEXA and physician interpretation, which is the more coherent version if you want decisions rather than only images.
By David Persson · Profile updated 2026-10-15 · Information last checked 2026-10-15 · Prices can change; confirm with the clinic · Work with this clinic? Submit an update
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