The Full Panel

Independent health service index / 2026

Find healthcare
worth paying for.

We have gathered the most exciting healthcare options that are available direct to consumers like you. We examine clinical legitimacy, recurring charges, and cancellation terms before a service enters the index. We can't guarantee these offerings' effectiveness, but we do our best to ensure only high-quality services are listed.

Pick of the week

Editor's
selection

Reviewed Jul 8, 2026

Admitted to the index

Wild Health

Precision-medicine telehealth that starts with your DNA and bloodwork, then builds a personalized plan with a dedicated physician and health coach. Genomics-driven primary care without the clinic waiting room.

Recently admitted

Quest Diagnostics' own consumer storefront: buy any of 150+ lab tests yourself — no doctor visit, no insurance — and get drawn at 2,000+ Quest locations. The price at checkout is the price, with a small independent physician-oversight fee built in.

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Sep 30, 2026

The Spotify-cofounder-backed full-body scan, newly arrived in the US (SoHo, NYC): a non-invasive, radiation-free sensor suite covering skin, heart, vascular, and metabolic health in about an hour, with results explained by a clinician the same visit. $499 per scan, HSA/FSA eligible — a different (non-MRI) approach than Prenuvo-style imaging.

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Sep 27, 2026

Budget DEXA scans — body fat, muscle, and bone density — from storefronts and mobile vans across California, Seattle, Austin, and Dallas. Single scans around $60, membership plans from about $40, versus the $200+ an imaging center typically charges.

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Sep 23, 2026

The first gut microbiome test for babies (ages 0–3), plus kits for kids, adults, and vaginal health — built for families who want to catch gut imbalances early. Founded by a mom after a C-section left her without answers; HSA/FSA eligible.

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Sep 19, 2026

Menopause care by asynchronous telehealth: fill out an intake, a menopause-certified physician reviews it within a couple of days, and FDA-approved hormone therapy ships on a subscription from about $40/month. The cash-pay, no-waiting-room complement to visit-based menopause care.

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Sep 17, 2026

Online psychiatry and therapy focused on clinically significant anxiety and depression (including bipolar II, OCD, and insomnia), with medication management and measurement-based care. Notably covers Medicare and Medicaid alongside major commercial plans — average insured copay around $25 a session.

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Sep 10, 2026

From the archive

A changing selection from across the index — different every visit.

A featherweight titanium smart ring (2.4–3.6 g) tracking sleep, recovery, HRV, and temperature — with every feature included in the $349 purchase and no subscription, the direct counterpoint to membership-model rings. 4–6 day battery, 10 ATM water resistance.

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Sep 4, 2026

Dexcom's over-the-counter glucose biosensor — the first OTC-cleared CGM in the US, from the category's dominant medical manufacturer. 15-day wear, pay-as-you-go packs or a monthly subscription, FSA/HSA eligible, aimed at metabolic-health-curious users rather than diabetes management.

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Jun 15, 2026

A telehealth longevity program: quarterly at-home blood draws covering 50+ biomarkers, clinician consults, and protocols spanning hormones, peptides, and supplements. A middle path between a wellness app and a concierge clinic.

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Jul 8, 2026

Very-low-dose ketamine therapy for mood, delivered by telehealth: a brief clinician evaluation, daily at-home doses, and continuous check-ins by text — at a flat monthly price far below clinic-based programs.

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Jun 23, 2026

A personalized nutrition program born from large-scale research: an at-home test kit (including a CGM and gut microbiome analysis) scores how your body handles foods, then coaches you through eating for your biology.

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▲ 3

Jun 9, 2026

Men's telehealth for hair loss, ED, skin, weight loss, and mental health: a quick online consult with a licensed provider, then medications shipped discreetly on a subscription.

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Jun 24, 2026

Epigenetic age testing from a cheek swab, built on a peer-reviewed methylation clock from a Harvard-lab pedigree. Membership includes twice-yearly TallyAge tests, a personalized action plan, and supplements. Now owned by the same parent company as TruDiagnostic, but runs as a separate consumer-lifestyle brand.

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Jun 13, 2026

Function Health

Editor's pick

An annual membership covering 100+ lab biomarkers — heart, hormones, metabolic, toxins, and more — drawn twice a year at Quest locations, with results explained in plain language by clinicians. The current benchmark for consumer blood panels.

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Jul 5, 2026

Gut microbiome and cellular-health testing from stool and blood samples, translated into personalized food scores — what to eat, what to avoid — plus optional made-to-order supplements.

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Jun 27, 2026

A biological age test that reads something the methylation clocks don't: glycans on your IgG antibodies, a marker of chronic inflammation that can shift up to a decade before symptoms. Finger-prick kit at home, results in a few weeks — a genuinely different second opinion on how fast you're aging.

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Aug 31, 2026

A multi-cancer early detection blood test that screens for a shared signal across 50+ cancer types, many with no other screening option. Requires a prescribing clinician; intended to complement, not replace, routine screening.

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Jun 30, 2026

Full-body MRI screening with AI-assisted analysis to catch potential cancers early, offered at partner imaging centers across the US. Now part of the Function Health family.

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Jul 1, 2026

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