Tuesday, 8 September 2026 Independent · Evidence graded Index Q3 2026
Baseline
Preventive medicine, examined.
Blood panel subscription · Austin, US

Function Health (with Ezra)

$499/yr to $999, per year. Serving US.

Price reported Figures checked 2026-09-07 Index Q3 2026 Provider website

What it is

A blood-panel subscription that acquired its imaging arm: Function bought Ezra in 2025 and now sells members an MRI at $899, or $999 publicly, across more than 170 partner imaging sites. Scan time runs 22 to 47 minutes depending on protocol, and the entry protocol is not whole-body. Roughly $350m raised by Function, with about $43m into Ezra before the acquisition.

The evidence behind what it offers

We grade tests, not companies. These are our standing assessments of the modalities this provider offers, and they apply identically to everyone offering them.

Baseline evidence grade C: Mechanistically plausible and widely used, but no trial evidence of net benefit in the screened population.
Whole-body MRI

No randomised trial has shown a mortality benefit in asymptomatic adults, and roughly a third of scanned people receive a critical or unresolved incidental finding.

Not offered: Multi-cancer early detection blood test, Cardiopulmonary exercise test, Genomics and gene panels.

How to read the price

Every private programme sells an addition to something you already have. In Germany that something is Check-up 35, free every three years from age 35, covering blood pressure, fasting glucose, a full lipid panel, urinalysis and a consultation. Those are the cheapest high-yield measurements in medicine and a meaningful share of people buying private programmes have never used them.

So the question is never whether Function Health (with Ezra) beats nothing. It is what the increment buys.

Against the free baseline
Check-up 35 €0
Function Health (with Ezra)$499/yr

1 of 2 comparable entries cost less to enter.

What to ask before booking

  1. What is the total price, in writing, before the consultation? Function Health (with Ezra) does not publish a price page, so the figure on this page comes from a third party and may not match your quote.
  2. What proportion of your patients receive an imaging finding that requires further investigation, and who owns the follow-up if mine does? Roughly a third of scanned people leave with something critical or unresolved, and the apparatus around the scan matters more than the scan.
  3. Is any form of cardiopulmonary exercise testing available as an add-on? It carries the strongest mortality association of anything measurable here and is absent from over half the programmes we catalogue.
  4. What happens after the report: is there a named physician who owns the follow-up, or does the responsibility return to my own doctor?
  5. What is the median total invoice, as opposed to the advertised programme price? Additional recommendations after the initial consultation are normal in this category and are not usually in the headline figure.

Profile

Nine attributes across three axes, recorded and not scored. We grade tests, never companies, so there is no total here and no winner: the axes pull against each other, and no provider in the Index holds all nine. A programme priced for annual repetition will not publish deep tier structures, and one that declines routine imaging cannot lead on imaging volume. Read it as a description of what this provider is.

What you can verify before contact

Checkable from the provider’s own site without medical knowledge, and without speaking to anybody.

  • Price published before contact : no

    Figures here come from a named third party

  • Per-tier contents published : no

    Contents not broken down by tier

  • Procedure volume published : no

Clinical structure

How the medicine is organised. These are descriptions rather than merits: a conservative imaging policy and a comprehensive one are both defensible positions.

  • Physician-led throughout : yes
  • Diagnosis independent of treatment : yes
  • Cardiopulmonary exercise testing : no
  • No routine whole-body imaging : no

    Routine imaging offered, which we grade C

Access

Whether the programme is realistically repeatable, and where you can get it.

  • Priced for annual repetition : yes

    Cheap enough that attending every year is a realistic decision

  • Available in more than one market : no

    US only

Nearest comparable programmes
Superpower New York, US $499/yr

Same model, closest entry prices. Compare within kind before across it: a per-visit fee and a per-week residential rate are not the same number. The full table →

Questions this article answers

How much does Function Health (with Ezra) cost?
Function Health (with Ezra) charges $499/yr per year, rising to $999 for its highest published tier. The provider does not publish a price page, so this comes from a named secondary source, checked 2026-09-07, and may differ from the quote you receive.
What is included in a Function Health (with Ezra) programme?
A blood-panel subscription that acquired its imaging arm: Function bought Ezra in 2025 and now sells members an MRI at $899, or $999 publicly, across more than 170 partner imaging sites. Scan time runs 22 to 47 minutes depending on protocol, and the entry protocol is not whole-body. Biomarker count: 100+.
Is Function Health (with Ezra) worth it compared with a free statutory check?
Check-up 35 (statutory, Germany) is free and covers the cheap high-yield basics: Physical examination, blood pressure, fasting glucose, total cholesterol with LDL, HDL and triglycerides, urinalysis, a one-off hepatitis B and C screen, and a consultation. What Function Health (with Ezra) adds at $499/yr is the layer the statutory system does not fund at all. At the entry tier that means whole-body mri. Our standing grade for each of these is on this page, so you can see which part of the increment the evidence supports before you decide.
Does Function Health (with Ezra) include a whole-body MRI?
Yes, in at least one published tier. Check which tier you are quoted, since providers commonly gate imaging behind higher tiers. Our assessment of whole-body MRI screening is grade C: no randomised trial has shown a mortality benefit in asymptomatic adults, and roughly a third of scanned people receive a critical or unresolved incidental finding. A programme that reads the scan alongside bloods, function testing and a physician review on the same day handles that better than an imaging centre working alone.
Who is Function Health (with Ezra) best for?
Somebody whose specific question matches what this programme measures. Whoever you are, use your statutory entitlement first: it is free, it covers the measurements with the longest outcome record, and a meaningful share of people buying private programmes have never had it.
How long does a Function Health (with Ezra) appointment take?
It is delivered across more than one appointment rather than a single day, so allow for scheduling separate imaging and laboratory visits.
What are the alternatives to Function Health (with Ezra)?
On the same model and at the nearest prices: Superpower in New York, US from $499/yr. Compare within kind before across it, because a per-visit fee and a per-week residential rate are not the same number. The full comparison across all 16 providers we catalogue is in the Baseline Index.
Where is Function Health (with Ezra) located?
Function Health (with Ezra) is based in Austin, US. It operates as blood panel subscription.

This is a factual record rather than a review. We do not score or rank providers. If a figure here is wrong, send the published page that contradicts it and we will correct it and log the correction. Corrections policy.