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Biological Age Test in San Francisco

An estimate of how fast your body is aging, rather than how long you have lived, and 5 clinics in San Francisco that list it.

Time
One visit Or a kit at home
What you do
Give blood or saliva Depends on the test
You get
An estimated biological age Sometimes a pace of aging
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A biological age test estimates how fast your body is aging. Most read chemical marks on your DNA, known as an epigenetic clock. Some measure telomere length, the protective caps on the ends of your chromosomes.

These are research measures rather than diagnoses. Different tests can give the same person different answers, so a result is best read as one data point to track over time with the same test. Biological-age testing is offered under brands like TruAge and DunedinPACE.

Showing 5 clinics that list biological age or telomere testing in San Francisco

Biohackr Health, San Francisco clinic
Nurse-run clinic under supervising physician Lori Bluvas, built around a six-month diagnostic membership, the Biohackr Benchmark baseline evaluation and an NAD program.

Biohackr Health, San Francisco

Union Street, San Francisco
Advanced diagnostics & emerging careSkin, hair & aestheticsStrength, fitness & body composition

Biohackr Health began on Union Street in San Francisco with anti-aging and IV therapy. Longevity programs span a six-month monthly diagnostic membership, the one-time Biohackr Benchmark baseline evaluation, and an NAD program with baseline NAD testing. Registered nurses treat under supervising physician Dr. Lori Bluvas. People come here for a whole-body baseline and weight loss. Led by Lori Bluvas, MD, Lauren Greenberg, MD.

Tests & services

Comprehensive biomarker panel Continuous glucose monitoring Coronary calcium score GLP-1 weight loss program +26 more
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Medical Institute of Healthy Aging, Walnut Creek clinic
Regenerative and age-management practice founded by Paul Kim, opening care with three named biological-age tests plus brain, artery and lung age testing.

Medical Institute of Healthy Aging, Walnut Creek

Ygnacio Valley Road, Walnut Creek
Advanced diagnostics & emerging careGenetics & biological ageMedical weight loss

The Medical Institute of Healthy Aging is a longevity and regenerative practice in Walnut Creek, founded by Dr. Paul H. Kim, board-certified in Family, Anti-Aging, Obesity and Regenerative Medicine. Care opens with measurement: three named biological-age tests plus brain, artery and lung age testing. Programs add infusions, peptides and injections. People come here for biological-age insight. Led by Paul H. Kim, MD.

Tests & services

Biological age testing Comprehensive biomarker panel GLP-1 weight loss program Peptide therapy +10 more
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Radiant Health SF clinic
Three-doctor naturopathic and functional medicine practice built first around hormones, using an at-home TruAge biological age test as the front door.

Radiant Health SF

Marina and Cow Hollow, San Francisco
Advanced diagnostics & emerging careGut & digestive healthGenetics & biological age

Radiant Health SF is a three-doctor naturopathic and functional medicine practice in San Francisco's Marina, built first around hormones with a longevity track. Biological age is the front door: an at-home TruAge test turned into a protocol that can include peptides and bioidentical hormones. New patients start with a Health Strategy Call. People come here for hormones and energy and midlife care.

Tests & services

Biological age testing Comprehensive biomarker panel GLP-1 weight loss program Hormone panel +11 more
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Global Apheresis clinic
Outpatient practice doing one thing, therapeutic apheresis, with plasma exchange at the center and lipid apheresis, IVIG and infusions around it.

Global Apheresis

Mill Valley, Marin County
Advanced diagnostics & emerging careGenetics & biological ageBrain & cognition

An outpatient practice in Mill Valley that does one thing: therapeutic apheresis. Dr. Dobri Kiprov founded it in 2021 after four decades in the field, and Dr. Allen Green runs clinical operations. Plasma exchange sits at the center, with lipid apheresis, IVIG, infusions and biological age testing around it, and the site lists each session series it offers.

Tests & services

Biological age testing Lipid apheresis Specialty medical infusions Therapeutic plasma exchange
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Taylor Martin, MDJuliana Jason, MS, ACSM-CEP
Age-management center of a national practice, built around a four to six hour assessment day of DEXA, VO2 max and carotid ultrasound.

Cenegenics San Francisco

North California Boulevard, Walnut Creek
Whole-body baselineGenetics & biological ageAdvanced diagnostics & emerging care

Cenegenics San Francisco is the Bay Area center of a national longevity brand, based in Walnut Creek with a physician and a performance health coach named to the site. Your assessment day runs 4 to 6 hours: DEXA, VO2 max, carotid ultrasound, neurocognitive testing and brain EEG, read alongside a blood panel drawn at your home or office. Care continues with quarterly bloodwork and coaching check-ins. Led by Taylor Martin, MD.

Tests & services

Biological age testing DEXA scan Full-body MRI Hormone panel +13 more
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Biological Age Test: common questions

Which clinics in San Francisco list biological age or telomere testing?

5 in our San Francisco guide: Biohackr Health, San Francisco, Medical Institute of Healthy Aging, Walnut Creek, Radiant Health SF, Global Apheresis and Cenegenics San Francisco.

Can I compare results from two companies?

Not reliably. Each clock is built differently, so compare a result only with an earlier result from the same test.

What can I do with the number?

Use it as one marker alongside things with a clearer meaning, such as blood pressure, fitness and routine blood tests.

Sources: National Institute on Aging: In search of better biomarkers of aging; Limits of epigenetic clocks as personal biomarkers (PubMed)