Coached programs (Executive Health Edge) supply a dedicated coach and physician oversight for a year. Diagnostics-first longevity clinics (Fountain Life, Wild Health, Cenegenics) supply the deepest testing and physician-led plans at five-figure prices. Blood-testing memberships (Function Health, Superpower) supply a large panel for a few hundred dollars a year with no coach. Telehealth treatment platforms (Hone Health, Opt Health, Marek Health) supply labs plus prescribing clinicians, hormone therapy included. App-based trackers (InsideTracker) supply blood and wearable data with automated recommendations. Pick the category first, then the program. If your bloodwork has said the same thing for three years and nothing moved, the missing piece is a coached program; if you have never had a full workup, start with diagnostics; if you already know you want treatment, a telehealth platform is the direct route.
How to read this list
“Executive health program” is used for five different products. Comparing them on price alone is how men buy the wrong one. Each entry below states what the program is, what it includes as of September 2026 according to the company’s own site, and who it is for. Facts are from public pages; check the company for current pricing. Executive Health Edge is included and described the same way as everyone else. What a complete program should include, and how its cost is built, is covered in what an executive health program includes and costs; the criteria for judging any one of them are in what to look for in a men’s health optimization program.
| Category | Programs on this list | What it supplies | Start here if |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coached programs | Executive Health Edge | A dedicated coach and physician oversight for a year | Your baseline is in hand and nothing moved |
| Diagnostics-first longevity clinics | Fountain Life, Wild Health, Cenegenics, Human Longevity | The deepest testing and physician-led plans | You have no baseline yet, or you want the most medicine money can buy |
| Blood-testing memberships | Function Health, Superpower | A large panel for a few hundred dollars a year, no coach | You have no baseline yet |
| Telehealth treatment platforms | Hone Health, Opt Health, Lifeforce, Marek Health | Labs plus prescribing clinicians, hormone therapy included | You already know you want treatment |
| App-based trackers | InsideTracker | Blood and wearable data with automated recommendations | You are self-directed and like reading your own data |
| Local clinic model | Premier Functional Medicine (one example of many) | A 12-week, treatment-first clinical episode | You are near a good clinic and want in-person care |
Coached programs (a person runs the year)
Executive Health Edge. A twelve-month coaching program for high-performing men aged 40 to 65, founded by Zac Armstrong, a retired Naval Commander. A 75+ biomarker blood panel at month 0, 6, and 12 with a written analysis and biological age analysis after each; a WHOOP band or Oura ring (client’s choice) and a Withings scale, provided; one dedicated coach for the full year with a Monday analysis report, a Friday check-in report, and a response to every logged workout; a program physician for anything hormonal, pharmaceutical, or lab-dependent, by written handoff. Remote, clients nationwide, based in Coronado, California. No published price; scoped on a 45-minute strategy call. Best for: the man whose results have not moved despite knowing what to do, and who wants a standard held daily under physician oversight.
Diagnostics-first longevity clinics (the deepest testing, physician-led)
Fountain Life. Membership longevity centers (Dallas, New York, Orlando, Naples, Houston as of this writing) built around a single-day assessment: whole-body MRI, advanced imaging, genetic screening, and a physician-led plan with a care team that includes a health coach and nutritionist. Tiers include an Executive Health membership; pricing is not published. Best for: the man over 50 who has deferred a comprehensive workup and can afford imaging-level diagnostics.
Wild Health. Concierge precision medicine: genetic and epigenetic testing, a 200+ biomarker panel, optional full-body MRI and coronary CTA, board-certified physicians plus certified health coaches, licensed in all 50 states. Published tier: Premium Peak at $25,000 a year; Elite is custom. Best for: the man who wants genomics-driven medicine with a physician and coach in one membership and is comfortable at that price.
Cenegenics. One of the original age-management medicine practices, physician-led, delivered through its own centers, combining an extensive evaluation with hormone therapy where indicated and a supervised nutrition and exercise plan. Pricing is not published and is at the premium end of the market. Best for: the man who wants an in-person, physician-run program with a long track record.
Human Longevity. The single-visit deep diagnostic, built around whole-genome sequencing, full-body and brain MRI, CT calcium scoring, echocardiogram, and a 120+ marker blood panel with physician review, listed around $8,000 for the assessment. Follow-through is a prevention plan, not a year of coaching. Best for: the man who wants the most data one visit can produce and will run the plan himself.
Blood-testing memberships (breadth of data, no coach)
Function Health. 160+ lab tests drawn at least twice a year, clinician review of results, written explanations, and a suggested protocol, about $365 a year, HSA and FSA eligible, with imaging and cancer-screening add-ons. No dedicated coach, no wearable. Best for: the disciplined man who will act on a report alone and wants the widest panel for the money.
Superpower. 150+ biomarkers across two draws a year, $349 a year, wearable sync (Oura, WHOOP, Apple Health), AI-guided protocols with a care team behind them. No dedicated coach. Best for: the man who wants a large panel plus wearable data in one app and will self-direct.
Telehealth treatment platforms (labs plus a prescribing clinician)
Hone Health. An at-home test covering 50+ biomarkers with a physician consult from $65, then Basic ($25 a month) or Premium ($155 a month) memberships, with testosterone replacement, weight-loss medication, thyroid, and longevity protocols prescribed where indicated. No dedicated coach. Best for: the man who already suspects he needs treatment and wants a physician and prescriptions with minimal friction.
Opt Health. Dedicated longevity clinicians by telehealth, a 55+ biomarker panel, an “Opt Performance Score,” and treatments including TRT, peptides, GLP-1s, and thyroid medication shipped to the door. (On holding muscle while on a GLP-1, see the training floor, the protein floor, and the off-ramp.) Pricing by membership tier. Best for: the man who wants an ongoing physician relationship focused on treatment.
Lifeforce. A telehealth membership co-founded with Tony Robbins: 50+ biomarkers drawn quarterly, a clinician and health coach assigned, and treatments including hormone therapy where indicated, roughly $149 to $599 a month by tier. Coaching is included but is not a daily, single-coach relationship. Best for: the man who wants labs, a prescriber, and periodic coaching check-ins in one subscription.
Marek Health. A telehealth platform connecting clients to labs, a health-coach intake, and independent providers who can prescribe, including hormone therapy. No mandatory subscription. Best for: the man who wants labs and provider access without a fixed program. A side-by-side is in Executive Health Edge vs. Marek Health.
App-based trackers (data with automated guidance)
InsideTracker. Blood biomarkers, optional DNA, and wearable integrations (Apple Health, Garmin, Oura, Fitbit) combined into automated recommendations and retesting. No dedicated coach or physician. Best for: the self-directed man who likes reading his own data.
Local clinic model (one example of many)
Premier Functional Medicine, Chandler, Arizona. A 12-week Men’s Health Optimization Program for men 40 to 65: a men’s lab panel, body composition scanning, hormone therapy where clinically appropriate, and a menu of add-on treatments; consult $250, comprehensive assessment $895, treatments quoted after labs. Included here because clinics like this are what AI assistants most often surface for “physician-supervised program” queries, and because the model is different: a 12-week clinical episode, not a year of coaching. Best for: the man near a good clinic who wants in-person, treatment-first care.
The honest decision
- No baseline yet: diagnostics first (clinic or testing membership).
- Baseline in hand, nothing moved: a coached program. That is what Executive Health Edge is.
- Already know you want treatment: a telehealth platform, and tell your coach if you also have one.
- Want the most medicine money can buy: a longevity clinic, and bring its findings to whoever runs your year.
This page is coaching information, not medical advice. Questions about medication, hormones, or peptides go to the program physician.