Get help when you want it.
An optional free informational call helps you understand programs, availability, and costs. It is separate from a clinical evaluation.
Start with one concern. Understand your evaluation, a coordinated plan, and who helps you along the way.
An optional free informational call helps you understand programs, availability, and costs. It is separate from a clinical evaluation.
A licensed provider reviews your medical history and any required lab work. They discuss the benefits, risks, and alternatives relevant to you.
A care coordinator helps manage your journey. Relevant providers collaborate around your plan; after meeting them, choose an ongoing lead provider.
Bring the information that helps your provider understand the whole picture.
Your current medications and supplements
Relevant medical history and previous lab results
The symptoms and questions you want to discuss
Your insurance information, if applicable
Ask your provider what ongoing care looks like for your plan. Keep instructions and follow-up information together in your patient account.
Existing patient sign-inUnderstand your provider’s recommendations
Confirm any monitoring and follow-up visits
Know how renewals and billing work
Use your care team’s channel for clinical questions
Start with what matters to you. Relevant providers collaborate around shared information and a coordinated plan, with a care coordinator helping manage the journey.
After meeting your providers, choose an ongoing lead provider. Your history and clinical needs guide evaluation and treatment.
You don’t need to choose from a medication catalog or know which treatment you need first.
See care options Understand costs The free informational call is optional help. Medical evaluation, testing, and treatment are separate.Confirm the evaluation price, lab charges, medication costs, and any ongoing care terms. You can review existing published packages and continue through Live Forever Lab’s checkout. The packages are not a new evaluation-only membership offer.
Review care offers Costs & insuranceYour provider determines what testing and treatment are appropriate. Starting the process does not guarantee a prescription.
Start with a conversation about your health, your goals, and what comes next.