Protocol

Protocol offers three annual membership tiers. The Standard Member tier costs $995 per year and includes DEXA body composition scanning, VO2 Max testing, grip strength assessment, mobility testing, a one-on-one review with an Exercise Physiologist and Healthspan Advisor, and analysis of existing bloodwork. The Pro Member tier costs $1,495 per year and adds a comprehensive blood panel covering lipid, metabolic, hormone, inflammation, and nutrient markers, plus cardiovascular risk indicators and a follow-up consultation. The Longevity Member tier costs $2,995 per year and adds an in-person executive physical, cardiometabolic and longevity risk assessment, and a concierge physician-led strategy session. Protocol also offers ongoing primary care membership.

Protocol operates outside of insurance for its membership programs. Members can request FSA and HSA-compliant invoices upon request, which may allow them to use tax-advantaged health funds toward their membership costs.

Protocol members reach their provider directly by text, call, or message. The Healthspan Advisory Team also delivers ongoing support remotely by phone, email, or video call. Protocol does not use waiting rooms or intake forms for routine communication.

Yes. The Healthspan Advisory Team conducts remote consultations by phone, email, and video call. In-person visits handle vaccinations, blood draws, and urgent care needs. Members choose the format that fits their situation.

Protocol serves members in Boston and New York City. In-person visits cover physical testing, vaccinations, blood draws, and urgent care. Remote care through the Healthspan Advisory Team extends support between and beyond those visits.

Protocol tracks a range of performance and longevity markers. These include VO2 max, muscle mass via DEXA scanning, metabolic health, ApoB, A1c, hormone levels, inflammatory markers, and nutrient status. Members see their numbers change over time, with the care team adjusting their plan based on progress.

Protocol reports measurable outcomes across its member base. Ninety percent of members lower their ApoB by an average of 29 mg/dL.

Protocol begins with an open conversation, not a signup form. Prospective members share their goals and health concerns directly with the team. Protocol accepts new members on a limited basis, so availability shifts over time. Interested adults can reach out through the website to connect with the team and learn which membership tier fits their needs.

Yes. The Standard Member tier includes analysis of existing bloodwork from services like Function Health, Superpower, or Lifeforce. Protocol focuses on expert clinical interpretation of that data, not just automated reports. Members receive a one-on-one review with a Healthspan Advisor and Exercise Physiologist who translate results into an actionable plan.