Biohackr Health, San Francisco
The original Biohackr clinic, on Union Street in San Francisco, opened first around anti-aging and IV therapy and now sells two structured longevity products on top of a long treatment menu. The $295 monthly membership is a six-month diagnostic track: one new test each month in a fixed order, blood work, then VO2 max, NAD level, resting metabolic rate, micronutrients and telomeres, with a monthly body composition scan and a check-in with your nurse. The $7,750 Benchmark program is the deeper version, adding a Galleri cell-free DNA cancer screen, a Natera 40-gene hereditary cancer panel and a coronary calcium scan at Stanford, with three months of NAD+ and glutathione infusions built in. Treatments are given by registered nurses under one supervising physician, Dr. Lori Bluvas, a board-certified OB/GYN who co-founded the clinic. Insurance is not taken. Alongside the longevity work sits a full aesthetics and IV menu, most of it priced on the site: NAD+ by dose, hormone pellets, EBO2, the named IV drips and single metabolic tests all carry a figure. One gap to know before you book: the clinic's own pages disagree about whether VO2 max and resting metabolic rate testing run here yet or only in Palo Alto, so we make no claim either way.
The care team
Who would actually see you, and what they trained in.
Lori Bluvas, MD
Per the clinic: "Dr. Lori Bluvas is a Board-Certified OB/GYN with advanced training from Brown University and the University of Minnesota... she specializes in women's longevity, hormone optimization, and regenerative therapies." Her own page adds that she earned dual bachelor's degrees in Human Biology and Women's Studies from Brown, completed her MD and OB/GYN residency at the University of Minnesota where she served as Chief Administrative Resident, and lists her as Board-Certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Adjunct Clinical Professor at Stanford University Medical Center, Adjunct Attending Physician at the Yale School of Medicine PA Program, Professional Staff Member in the OB/GYN Department at Sequoia Hospital, and Founder of Bluvas Medical Corporation / Freyja Clinic. The clinic's FAQ names her as the supervising physician for its nursing staff, writing her credential there as "Lori Bluvas, MD, FACOG". All recorded as the clinic states it; no board, hospital or university was contacted.
Lauren Greenberg, MD
Advisor
MD
Atousa Habibi, R.N.
Co-owner and Chief Operating Officer
R.N.
Team, training and credentials as described by the clinic on its website.
What this clinic can help you evaluate or manage
Plain-language goals come first. The clinic’s named tests, treatments and programs stay below for people who want the technical detail.
The clinic organises itself around measured optimization, biological age, VO2 max, NAD levels, body composition and micronutrient targets, and describes biohacking as influencing "your body's innate systems with the goal of optimizing their performance". Sitting beside that is a substantial procedure menu, EBO2, exosomes, PRP and PRF, pellets and lasers, which is a product in its own right rather than a follow-on from the diagnostics.
Find cardiovascular risk years before an event.
A coronary calcium scan performed at Stanford University Hospital, alongside an advanced lipid profile that measures ApoA, ApoB, Lp(a) and homocysteine rather than HDL and LDL alone.See diabetes direction and insulin resistance early, before they become disease.
HbA1c with an insulin panel for diabetes risk, continuous glucose monitoring, InBody body composition, and a weekly GLP-1 weight program. Resting metabolic rate testing is on the menu too, though the clinic's pages disagree about whether it runs at this address yet.Catch many cancers at a stage where they are still treatable.
The Benchmark program includes a Galleri cell-free DNA blood test the clinic says can detect over 50 types of cancer, plus a Natera panel screening over 40 genes linked to hereditary cancer risk, with the gene list published in full.Understand why you feel off, and what is treatable.
Hormone optimization is one of the clinic's three stated specialisms. It publishes its hormone panel marker by marker and delivers therapy mainly as bioidentical pellets, on a fixed re-dosing schedule for men and women.Learn your inherited risks and how fast you are actually aging.
Telomere length testing through Spectracell is the clinic's biological-age measure, sold both inside the Benchmark program and as month six of the membership. NAD level testing runs alongside it.Services explained
Plain-language groupings help make different clinic service menus easier to understand and compare.
Blood is drawn at Biohackr Health for the micronutrient and hormone panels. The InBody scan is included at every monthly membership visit. VO2 max and resting metabolic rate are the open question: brand pages say the testing is done in the San Francisco or Palo Alto clinics, while the pages for those two tests say Palo Alto, with San Francisco coming soon. The clinic's own pages disagree, so we make no claim that either test runs at Union Street. Parts of the Benchmark program run elsewhere: telomere length at Spectracell, the cell-free DNA cancer screen at Galleri, the hereditary cancer panel at Natera, and the coronary calcium scan at Stanford University Hospital.
Longevity programs
The two structured products, and the only two things on the site with a published price. The membership is a sequence, not a bundle you use at will: a specific test each month for six months. The Benchmark is the one-off deep version and the clinic positions it for ages 40 to 65.
Testing
The testing menu, which is unusually specific for a clinic this size. Note what happens where: InBody and the blood draws are in the clinic, while telomeres go to Spectracell, the cancer screens are Galleri and Natera, and the calcium score is done at Stanford University Hospital. VO2 max and resting metabolic rate are published two ways, in both clinics on one page and in Palo Alto only on their own pages, so we do not place them here.
Hormones and weight
Hormones are delivered mainly as pellets, which means a consultation and lab draw first, then a small implant procedure repeated on a fixed schedule. Weight care is weekly GLP-1 with body composition scans alongside.
IV and injection therapies
The IV side the clinic started with. An IV is a drip taking 45 to 60 minutes; a boost is a single-vitamin shot taking under a minute. NAD+ is sold at several doses and as a take-home injection pack.
Regenerative and device
The interventional end of the menu, and the part to ask hardest about. EBO2 filters and reinfuses your blood, exosomes are applied topically, and kinetic pulse therapy is shockwave. These are marketed ahead of the evidence rather than settled treatments.
Aesthetics
A full cosmetic menu runs alongside the longevity work. Worth knowing before you book, in either direction.
What the blood work actually covers.
- Panel size
- 31 vitamins, minerals, amino acids, fatty acids, antioxidants and metabolites in the micronutrient analysis, per the clinic. No total marker count is published for the Biohackr Baseline Blood Work panel., per the clinic
- Areas covered
- Advanced lipids, including ApoA, ApoB, Lp(a) and homocysteine · Hemoglobin A1c, fasting glucose and an insulin panel · Hormones and thyroid: cortisol, total and free testosterone, FSH, LH, DHT, DHEA-sulfate, estrone, estriol and progesterone · Micronutrients, antioxidants and metabolites · Telomere length · Cell-free DNA cancer signal · Over 40 hereditary cancer genes · Complete blood count, liver and kidney function and electrolytes
- Sample collection
- Blood for the micronutrient and hormone panels is drawn at Biohackr Health, per the clinic. Telomere length runs at Spectracell, the cancer screens are Galleri and Natera, and the coronary calcium scan is done at Stanford University Hospital.
- Who reviews the results
- The published monthly touchpoint is a visit with your RN. The clinic states its nursing staff work "under the supervision of Lori Bluvas, MD, FACOG". No page read says who interprets your Benchmark results with you or writes the report.
- Turnaround
- Not published
- Repeat testing
- A different test each month for six months, with an InBody scan every month. Per the clinic, after month six "common follow-up testing includes repeating baseline blood work, VO2max, and NAD levels."
- Included or add-on
- One targeted test per month is included in the $295 membership. The full battery is included in the $7,750 Benchmark program.
- Price
- Per the clinic, a single VO2 max test is $225, a single resting metabolic rate test is $100 and a NAD level test is $300. The Benchmark battery and the blood panels bought on their own carry no figure, beyond the $250 baseline draw sold with hormone pellets.
What the clinic publishes
What’s included
These come with the $295 Longevity Membership. They are terms of the purchase rather than treatments, and the clinic notes the discount is not valid on packages.
- A monthly check-in with your RN
- 10 percent off everything available at Biohackr Health, including BOTOX, supplements and EBOO
- A personalized plan for what comes next, discussed at your month six visit
- The option to swap any included test for a service of equal or lesser value
Every figure above carries the billing basis the clinic published with it. Prices reflect clinic-published information and may change. Confirm inclusions and current fees directly with the clinic.
Published signals beyond the physician
Clinic-level memberships, institutional relationships and published positions. Physician training and board-certification claims are shown in the care team above.
Practical information
Important planning details gathered from clinic-published information. Confirm anything that may affect your visit directly with the clinic.
Questions worth asking this clinic
Drawn from what the clinic’s own materials leave open. Useful for a first call or consult.