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Biohackr Health — San Francisco
What they offer.
Physician-supervised clinic offering hormone therapy, NAD+ and IV treatments, EBO2, and a monthly longevity testing membership (labs, VO2 max, RMR, aging biomarkers).
Services are listed as the business publishes them. We don’t assess whether a test or therapy is right for you; ask your own doctor.
Trust check.
What we could confirm before you pay: 5 of 6. This is not a rating or medical advice — it shows what you can verify for yourself.
- Real, sourced locationAddress and details from 3 official sources.
- Who’s in chargeProviders listed as MD, RN; no medical director named.
- Published prices1 menu price, linked to the business’s own page.
- Reviews you can checkNo review source found yet.
- See the space1 photo of the actual space.
- Published hoursOpening hours published by the business.
Who’s in charge.
- Medical director
- Not named by the business
- Clinician credentials
- Their note
- Team listed: Lori Bluvas, MD; Lauren Greenberg, MD; Atousa Habibi, RN. Site describes therapies as physician-supervised.
biohackr.health ↗ · checked 2026-10-28
As published by the business. We don’t verify licenses or judge whether a service is right for you. Check a physician at DocInfo.org ↗ or the California DCA license search ↗, and talk to your own doctor.
Published menu prices.
- Longevity MembershipPublished price ↗ · checked 2026-10-28
- $295 per month
Membership: Monthly diagnostic track (blood work, VO2 max, NAD level testing, RMR, micronutrients, aging biomarkers) each paired with a treatment; RN builds a plan after six months; 10% off services. Source ↗
Published USD prices. Check what is included, whether a consultation is required and what your insurance or HSA covers.
Before you pay, ask.
A few questions that tell you a lot about any longevity business. A good team will answer them clearly, in writing if you ask.
- Who orders and reviews my results?Ask who the ordering clinician is for scans and lab tests, who reads them (for imaging, a radiologist?) and who explains the results to you.
- What exactly does the price include?Check which tests, visits, supplies and follow-ups are covered, what costs extra, and whether a consultation is required first.
- What happens after the visit?Ask how results are shared, whether a follow-up appointment is included, and whether they will send everything to your own doctor.
- What are the cancellation and refund terms?Especially for memberships and annual programs: notice period, auto-renewal, refunds for unused months or sessions.
- Can I use HSA/FSA funds or insurance?Much of this is self-pay. Ask for an itemized receipt, and check eligibility with your plan administrator rather than the business.
Worth a second look
- Guaranteed results, “reverse your age” or cure-style promises
- Pressure to prepay a year or sign up on the spot
- No named clinician or medical director for medical services
- Prescriptions offered without a proper consultation
- A price that won’t say what it includes
This is general information, not medical advice. Talk to your own doctor about whether a test or treatment is right for you.
Opening hours.
Published opening hours · San Francisco Bay Area local time
- Monday
- 10am – 6pm
- Tuesday
- 10am – 6pm
- Wednesday
- 10am – 6pm
- Thursday
- 10am – 6pm
- Friday
- 10am – 6pm
- Saturday
- 10am – 4pm
- Sunday
- Not confirmed
Sunday hours not published.
Holiday hours and appointment availability may differ.
Getting there.
San Francisco, CA 94123
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Source checked 2026-10-28. This listing has not been confirmed by its owner.
View listing sources
- biohackr.health ↗address, phone, hours · checked 2026-10-28
- biohackr.health ↗services, oversight · checked 2026-10-28
- biohackr.health ↗prices · checked 2026-10-28
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