Next Health sells monthly or annual memberships built around a twice-yearly biomarker panel, provider consultations and wellness-service credits. Optimize starts at $250 a month with a 50+ biomarker baseline panel twice a year, two provider consults a year, 10 Optims credits a month, a vitamin shot and unlimited cryotherapy. Premier ($500) adds two IVs a month; Limitless ($1,200) adds up to four IVs, unlimited Optims and unlimited provider access. The key question is how much medical follow-up your tier provides after an abnormal result.
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22 operating · United States, United Arab Emirates, Canada5 announced, not open · Irvine, California · La Jolla – UTC (San Diego), California · Miami Beach, Florida · Las Vegas, Nevada · Paradise Valley, ArizonaLocations checked · review 1 official source →
Our read – Accessible, therapy caveat
“A reasonable membership if you want twice-yearly labs, two provider consults a year and a standing clinic relationship from $250 a month. Be much more skeptical when the conversation moves from testing and lifestyle to peptides, hormones, plasma exchange, EBOO or other add-on therapeutics.”
You want regular lab tests and consultations rather than a $20,000 annual clinic product.
Published price
$250/mo Optimize · $500/mo Premier · $1,200/mo Limitless (or $3,000/$6,000/$12,000 a year) · Apex annual membership priced by inquiry; pricing varies by locationPublic priceDocument checkedPrice checked
Question to ask before booking
Which services are available at each location, when do Optims credits expire, who prescribes and monitors medication, and who handles an abnormal result that needs care outside Next Health?
Published results and safety data
Not disclosedWe did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
Sources used
10 official clinic sources
2 medical or regulatory sources
Clinic locations
Where Next Health operates and what is only announced
22 operating5 announced
Review 27 locations and their official sources · latest check +
Operating
22 locations
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An official clinic source presented the location as current or open when Agewell checked it. This does not guarantee that a specific program or appointment is available.
West Hollywood, California, United States
Century City (Los Angeles), California, United States
Studio City (Los Angeles), California, United States
New York City, New York, United States
Maui (Wailea), Hawaii, United States
Nashville – The Gulch (Nashville), Tennessee, United States
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Woodland Hills – Calabasas (Woodland Hills), California, United States
Miami Aventura (Miami), Florida, United States
Montecito, California, United States
Newport Beach, California, United States
Chicago – Lincoln Park (Chicago), Illinois, United States
Nashville – Green Hills (Nashville), Tennessee, United States
Peoria (Glendale), Arizona, United States
Elk Grove, California, United States
Bellevue, Washington, United States
Boulder, Colorado, United States
Roseville, California, United States
Boston – Chestnut Hill (Chestnut Hill), Massachusetts, United States
Chicago – Oak Brook (Oak Brook), Illinois, United States
Programs, visits and memberships the clinic lists publicly, with prices, inclusions, caveats and sources.
Published figures are starting prices. Ask the clinic for a dated, itemized total covering mandatory extras, follow-up and cancellation terms.
MembershipOngoing; billed monthly or yearly, cancel anytime
Optimize
Documentation: Document checked
Published price$250/month or $3,000/yearPrice: Public price
Starting price only
What the clinic says is included
10 Optims credits and one vitamin shot per month
Unlimited cryotherapy, VISIA and InBody scans, and access to hyperbaric oxygen, infrared LED and sauna
Baseline lab panel twice a year and two provider consults a year
Access to hormone, weight and peptide programs and the Health Nexus dashboard
Paying yearly adds the Core Physical ($3,000 value) and a $500 membership credit
Check before booking
Program monitoring labs are billed at standard pricing, medication and peptide costs are not stated, and services and Optims redemption rates vary by location.
MembershipOngoing; billed monthly or yearly, cancel anytime
Premier
Documentation: Document checked
Published price$500/month or $6,000/yearPrice: Public price
Starting price only
What the clinic says is included
Two IV therapy sessions, two vitamin shots and 10 Optims credits per month
The Optimize base: unlimited cryotherapy, VISIA and InBody scans, wellness-technology access, a baseline lab panel twice a year and two provider consults a year
Paying yearly adds the Core Physical ($3,000 value) and a $1,000 membership credit
Check before booking
Program monitoring labs are billed at standard pricing, medication and peptide costs are not stated, and services and Optims redemption rates vary by location.
MembershipOngoing; billed monthly or yearly
Limitless
Documentation: Document checked
Published price$1,200/month or $12,000/yearPrice: Public price
Starting price only
What the clinic says is included
Up to four IV therapy sessions per month
Unlimited Optims, plus access to hyperbaric oxygen, infrared LED, sauna and cryotherapy
VISIA and InBody scans, a baseline lab panel twice a year and unlimited provider team access
Program monitoring labs included
Paying yearly adds the Core Physical ($3,000 value) and a $1,500 membership credit
Check before booking
Next Health states “cancel anytime” only for Optimize and Premier; medication and peptide costs are not stated, and services vary by location.
MembershipAnnual membership
Apex
Documentation: Partly documented
Published priceInquire for pricing on both the Apex and membership pagesPrice: Not disclosed
Starting price only
What the clinic says is included
Everything in Limitless, plus a dedicated longevity physician, a nurse practitioner, physician assistant or naturopathic doctor, and a care coordinator
Same-day and next-day access, quarterly reviews and quarterly biomarker tracking
Unlimited IV therapy and wellness technology across Next Health locations, and the Core Physical
Acute care, prescription management and specialist referral coordination
Check before booking
A complete price is not published, and Apex is not available at every location. Confirm the annual fee, diagnostic scope and extra charges in writing.
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The sources behind the price, care and follow-up
Information last checked
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Sources used
Public sources
Pricing
Public price
Follow-up
Documented
Published price
Document checked
$250/mo Optimize · $500/mo Premier · $1,200/mo Limitless (or $3,000/$6,000/$12,000 a year) · Apex annual membership priced by inquiry; pricing varies by location
Checked · Supporting evidence: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source
Likely complete cost
Not disclosed
A complete first-year price including add-ons, retesting and outside referrals is not publicly available.
Monthly or annual membership. Ongoing, with a baseline lab panel twice a year; Apex is an annual membership.
Checked · Supporting evidence: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source
What is included
Document checked
Twice-yearly baseline biomarker panel, provider consults, Optims credits, unlimited cryotherapy, IVs and vitamin shots by tier
Checked · Supporting evidence: Next HealthOfficial clinic source
Responsible clinician and time
Partly documented
Two provider consults a year on Optimize and Premier, unlimited provider team access on Limitless and a physician-led concierge team on Apex. Direct clinician time was not published in a comparable format.
Checked · Supporting evidence: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic sourceAdditional sources reviewed: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source
Follow-up after abnormal results
Partly documented
Optimize and Premier include a baseline lab panel and two provider consults a year; Limitless adds unlimited provider access and Apex quarterly reviews. Hormone and peptide programs add quarterly re-testing and visits, with monitoring labs billed at standard pricing below Limitless. After an abnormal result, the published path is further testing if indicated and referral to Next Health’s own services; services vary by location.
We did not find comparable published results or complication data in the sources reviewed.
Checked Additional sources reviewed: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source
Question to ask before booking
Not disclosed
Which services are available at each location, when do Optims credits expire, who prescribes and monitors medication, and who handles an abnormal result that needs care outside Next Health?
Checked Additional sources reviewed: Next HealthOfficial clinic source, Next HealthOfficial clinic source, FDAMedical or regulatory context, FDAMedical or regulatory context
Next Health’s membership page, checked on 15 October 2026, lists four tiers; Medicine 4.0 is now the name of its care model rather than a tier. Optimize costs $250 a month or $3,000 a year and includes a baseline lab panel twice a year, two provider consults a year, 10 Optims credits and one vitamin shot a month, unlimited cryotherapy, VISIA and InBody scans, access to hyperbaric oxygen, infrared LED and sauna, and access to hormone, weight and peptide programs. Premier costs $500 a month or $6,000 a year and adds two IV therapy sessions and a second vitamin shot each month.
Limitless costs $1,200 a month or $12,000 a year and adds up to four IVs a month, unlimited Optims, unlimited provider team access and program monitoring labs, which the lower tiers pay for at standard pricing. Both the membership page and the Apex page now say “Inquire for pricing” for Apex. Its annual membership includes a dedicated longevity physician, a nurse practitioner, physician assistant or naturopathic doctor, a care coordinator and the Core Physical. The former $10,000 annual figure is no longer published on the Apex page, checked on 22 October 2026. Paying yearly adds the Core Physical ($3,000 value) and a membership credit to the other tiers, but for Optimize and Premier the annual price is simply twelve monthly payments. Next Health says its prices are corporate-recommended and vary by location.
Why it can make sense
At $250 a month, or $3,000 a year, Optimize can make sense if it genuinely gives you two lab panels, two provider consults and a plan that changes over the year. It is a different purchase from a one-day executive assessment or a residential retreat.
The value is not the IV drip. The value is whether twice-yearly testing finds a specific, fixable issue and whether the provider relationship is strong enough to avoid self-directed overreaction.
Where to be careful
Next Health also markets therapies that sit closer to medical decision-making: peptides, hormone care, GLP-1 weight programs, therapeutic plasma exchange, which its own page says is used off-label, and EBOO, a blood-ozonation procedure its own page calls investigational and not FDA-approved for any specific indication. Its RESTORE protocol adds joint injections with platelet-rich plasma and “other restorative molecules”; the same page says Next Health does not offer stem cell injections. All of these require a higher bar than “member pricing.”
Peptides require a membership. Next Health says they are compounded by licensed 503A pharmacies, prescribed under physician supervision and given within an IRB-approved clinical study framework, with quarterly follow-up visits and re-testing; ask what that study is and what you are consenting to. Several peptides on its menu, including BPC-157, TB-500 and Ipamorelin, appear on an FDA page about compounded bulk substances that may present significant safety risks.
Before any add-on, ask for the diagnosis, intended use, medication or product source, monitoring tests, stop criteria, plan for complications and whether your primary physician should be involved.
Who it is for
Best fit: someone who wants regular private lab testing, can stick to one provider-led plan, and will use the membership to simplify follow-up rather than collect wellness treatments.
It is also a reasonable first step for buyers who are not ready for an $8,000-$50,000 clinic product but want more structure than an annual physical.
Who should skip
Skip if the actual draw is a menu of drips and optional therapies. A subscription can make optional treatments feel routine, which is exactly the wrong incentive when evidence varies by intervention.
Also skip if your local branch does not offer the services you are pricing into the membership. Next Health explicitly notes that tech services vary by location.
Questions people ask
How much does Next Health cost?
Next Health lists Optimize at $250/month or $3,000/year, Premier at $500/month or $6,000/year and Limitless at $1,200/month or $12,000/year. Apex is priced by inquiry on both official pages; its annual membership includes the Core Physical. Paying yearly adds the Core Physical ($3,000 value) and a $500, $1,000 or $1,500 membership credit to the other tiers. Next Health says pricing varies by location, so price the branch you will actually use.
Is Next Health a longevity clinic or a wellness membership?
It is both. Every tier bundles a twice-yearly baseline lab panel and provider access with wellness services such as Optims credits, cryotherapy and, on higher tiers, IV therapy. How clinical it is depends on provider time: two consults a year on Optimize and Premier, unlimited provider team access on Limitless and a physician-led concierge team on Apex.
Is Next Health worth it?
It can be worth it if you want twice-yearly biomarkers and two provider consults a year from $250/month. It is weaker if you mainly use it to justify add-on drips, peptides or hormones without a diagnosis and monitoring plan.
What should I ask before joining Next Health?
Ask which tests are included, who reviews abnormal results, which services your local branch offers, whether credits expire, and how any peptide, hormone or regenerative therapy is prescribed and monitored.
