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Longevity clinics in London, compared
This page compares five London longevity clinics, including The Wellness in Marylebone, where physician-led programmes start at £6,995 with a full body MRI, DEXA and VO2max.
How much does a longevity clinic cost in London?
Published prices run from £34,995 for Longevity Echelon at The Wellness to £495 a month plus a one-off £995 at HUM2N. One-day assessments run from £7,900 at HOOKE to £14,000 at Echelon Health. We read each price on the provider's own website on 12 October 2026.
| Clinic | What they sell | Published price | What the price includes | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Wellness | Three physician-led programmes | £6,995, £14,995 and £34,995 | Longevity Foundation includes a full body MRI, a metabolic and hormone panel, DEXA, VO2max, a roadmap from your physician and a WHOOP with 12 months of membership. Longevity Echelon adds quarterly MRI and DEXA and 12 consultations with your physician. | Marylebone, London |
| HOOKE | One-day investigations and annual memberships | Investigation £7,900, Investigation Itinerary+ from £13,500, membership from £14,550 or £28,500 a year | Membership includes a doctor relationship manager with monthly check-ins, 24/7 GP consultations and physician messaging. The one-day investigation includes bloods, ECG, organ ultrasound, fitness and cognitive testing. | Mayfair |
| Echelon Health | Single day imaging assessments | Platinum £14,000 | MRI of the brain with cerebral and carotid angiograms, CT coronary angiogram and calcium score, virtual colonoscopy, bone density, a full body mole screen and more than 40 blood tests, with a senior clinician follow-up. | 68 Harley Street, Marylebone W1G |
| HUM2N | Twelve month programmes | Foundations £495 a month plus £995, Longevity Optimisation £695 a month plus £1,495 | More than 150 biomarkers across blood, urine and gut, a supplement protocol, hormone therapy where indicated, a programme manager and repeat testing at six months. | Chelsea, 35 Ixworth Place SW3, and Six Senses, 1 Redan Place W2 |
| Lanserhof at The Arts Club | Medical facility and memberships | Does not publish | Functional medicine, cardiology, sleep medicine, MRI, IV infusion and cryotherapy, with six membership types named and no prices. | 40 Dover Street, Mayfair W1S |
We read each provider’s prices on its own website on 12 October 2026. The links to every page we read are at the end of this page.
What each clinic does well
HOOKE offers the most complete ongoing relationship we found. Members have a doctor relationship manager, monthly check-ins, 24/7 GP access and a multidisciplinary team, and every tier is priced on its website.
HUM2N is the most accessible way into a structured twelve month programme. It publishes monthly prices, tests more than 150 biomarkers and repeats the testing at six months, at two London clinics.
Echelon Health has the deepest single day of imaging we found, with MRI angiography, CT coronary angiography and virtual colonoscopy in one day on Harley Street, and every scan listed.
Lanserhof at The Arts Club combines medical specialists, an MRI scanner on site, recovery therapies and a members’ club in one Mayfair building, and is open to non-members.
When another clinic is the right choice
HUM2N costs less to start, at £495 a month plus a one-off £995, and suits someone who wants regular testing and a programme manager more than imaging. If you want a doctor on call all year as well as the tests, HOOKE's membership from £14,550 a year is built around that. If you want one day of very detailed imaging and no ongoing programme, Echelon Health's Platinum assessment at £14,000 includes more imaging in a single day than our programmes do.
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Ask about longevityQuestions to ask any longevity clinic
- Who designs my plan, and how often will I see them?
- Which measurements are repeated, and how often?
- What will each test change about my plan?
- What happens if a scan finds something unexpected?
- What does the price cover for the whole year, and what costs extra?
How to read a longevity price
Separate a one-day assessment from a year-long programme. Echelon Health sells a single day for £14,000, and HOOKE and HUM2N sell a relationship over a year.
Add up monthly prices for the year. HUM2N’s Foundations programme is £495 a month plus a one-off £995.
Check what is an add-on. HOOKE lists MRI as an add-on to its memberships.
What the evidence says
Fitness is among the strongest predictors of a long life. In 122,007 adults who had a treadmill test, higher cardiorespiratory fitness was linked to lower long-term mortality, with no upper limit of benefit observed. Mandsager and colleagues, Association of cardiorespiratory fitness with long-term mortality among adults undergoing exercise treadmill testing, JAMA Network Open, 2018
UK guidelines advise adults to do at least 150 minutes of moderate activity a week, or 75 minutes of vigorous activity, and to build strength on at least two days a week. UK Chief Medical Officers’ physical activity guidelines, 2019
Testing alone does not lengthen life. A Cochrane review of 17 trials found that general health checks have little or no effect on deaths from all causes or from cancer. Krogsbøll, Jørgensen and Gøtzsche, General health checks in adults for reducing morbidity and mortality from disease, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2019
Scans find things that need follow-up. In adults without symptoms, 3.9% of brain and body MRI scans showed a potentially serious incidental finding. Gibson and colleagues, Potentially serious incidental findings on brain and body MRI of apparently asymptomatic adults, systematic review and meta-analysis, BMJ, 2018
Warning signs at any clinic
- A promise to reverse your age or add years to your life.
- Supplements or hormones prescribed without a blood test and a doctor’s review.
- Tests that are never repeated, so there is no way to see whether the plan works.
- No doctor responsible for your plan.
How a longevity programme at The Wellness works
A physician runs your programme at The Wellness, orders your tests, reads every result and writes your roadmap. Longevity Foundation measures where you are now, with a full body MRI, a metabolic and hormone panel, DEXA and VO2max. Longevity Elevation adds cardiac CT, cognitive testing and NAD+ IV twice a year. Longevity Echelon repeats the MRI and DEXA every quarter and includes 12 consultations with your physician. You can start with a video consultation with a longevity physician, to choose the programme that fits.
What you get at The Wellness
- A physician orders your tests, reads every result and writes your roadmap.
- Longevity Foundation, £6,995, includes a full body MRI, a metabolic and hormone panel, DEXA, VO2max, nutrition and exercise plans and a WHOOP with 12 months of membership.
- Longevity Elevation adds cardiac CT, cognitive testing, NAD+ IV twice a year and a six month supply of supplements.
- Longevity Echelon repeats the full body MRI and DEXA every quarter and includes 12 consultations with your physician.
- You can start with a video consultation with a longevity physician.
What else people ask
Published prices run from £34,995 for Longevity Echelon at The Wellness to £495 a month plus a one-off £995 for HUM2N's Foundations programme. HOOKE's membership costs from £14,550 to £28,500 a year, and Echelon Health's one-day Platinum assessment is £14,000. Lanserhof at The Arts Club does not publish a price. We read each price on the provider's own website on 12 October 2026.
A health assessment is a set of tests on one day, with a report. A longevity programme adds a plan and repeats the measurements over time, so you and your doctor can see whether the plan is working. HOOKE and HUM2N sell a year-long relationship, and Echelon Health sells a single day of imaging.
Some do. All three programmes at The Wellness include a full body MRI, and Longevity Echelon repeats it every quarter. HOOKE includes a full body MRI in its Investigation Itinerary+ from £13,500, and lists MRI as an add-on to its memberships.
HUM2N repeats its testing at six months. Longevity Echelon at The Wellness repeats the full body MRI and DEXA every quarter. HOOKE's memberships include monthly check-ins with a doctor relationship manager.
Where each figure and finding comes from
- The Wellness, thewellnesslondon.com/services/longevity
- HOOKE, hooke.london/membership/compare-membership and hooke.london/health-assessments/health-investigation, read 12 October 2026
- Echelon Health, echelon.health/our-assessments/platinum-assessment, read 12 October 2026
- HUM2N, hum2n.com/programmes, read 12 October 2026
- Lanserhof at The Arts Club, lhtac.com/medical-facility/medical-services, read 12 October 2026
- Mandsager and colleagues, Association of cardiorespiratory fitness with long-term mortality among adults undergoing exercise treadmill testing, JAMA Network Open, 2018
- UK Chief Medical Officers’ physical activity guidelines, 2019
- Krogsbøll, Jørgensen and Gøtzsche, General health checks in adults for reducing morbidity and mortality from disease, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2019
- Gibson and colleagues, Potentially serious incidental findings on brain and body MRI of apparently asymptomatic adults, systematic review and meta-analysis, BMJ, 2018
Begin a longevity programme at The Wellness
A physician measures where you are now and writes your roadmap. Programmes start at £6,995.
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