Midtown Biohack
What they offer.
By-appointment recovery and performance coaching studio that starts with a measured baseline assessment and runs coach-delivered sessions combining red light, pulsed-field, hands-on recovery work and guided breathing.
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: 3 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 chargeMedical director and provider credentials not published.
- Published prices3 menu prices, linked to the business’s own page.
- Reviews you can check1 review source to read for yourself.
- See the spaceNo sourced photos yet.
- Published hoursHours not confirmed.
Who’s in charge.
This business doesn’t publish clinical oversight online. Most recovery and training studios aren’t medical providers, so ask about staff training and any health screening before your first session.
We don’t verify licenses or judge whether a service is right for you. Check a physician at DocInfo.org ↗ or the NYSED license verification ↗, and talk to your own doctor.
Published menu prices.
- Fulcrum baseline assessmentPublished price ↗ · checked 2026-10-29
- $500 per assessment
- Recovery session (single)Published price ↗ · checked 2026-10-29
- $250 per session
- Recovery session (membership rate)Published price ↗ · checked 2026-10-29
- $200 per session
Membership: Memberships of one to three sessions a week on three-, six- or twelve-month terms; contract totals from $1,920 to $28,800. The assessment is required before membership. Source ↗
Published USD prices. Check what is included, whether a consultation is required and what your insurance or HSA covers.
Read what others say.
Read the original reviews on each platform before you decide.
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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 · New York local time
- Monday
- Not confirmed
- Tuesday
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- Wednesday
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- Thursday
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- Friday
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- Saturday
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- Sunday
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Holiday hours and appointment availability may differ.
Getting there.
New York, NY 10022
Find on Google MapsBy appointment; plan on 60 minutes, water only (no food or caffeine) for 4 hours before, wear form-fitting clothing. Site states it is a wellness and performance studio and does not diagnose or treat.
More in MidtownDetails you can trace.
Source checked 2026-10-29. This listing has not been confirmed by its owner.
View listing sources
- midtownbiohack.com ↗address, phone, email, services · checked 2026-10-29
- midtownbiohack.com ↗prices, membership · checked 2026-10-29
- midtownbiohack.com ↗visitNotes · checked 2026-10-29
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