Biograph vs Early Medical

Overview & Philosophy

Biograph and Early Medical compete in the same national market, which makes this less about destination and more about clinical fit. With both options based in United States, the useful question is which clinic gives you the better mix of diagnostics, treatments, pricing, and follow-up for the kind of longevity program you actually want. Biograph is best understood as an outpatient longevity clinic centered on diagnostics and lifestyle support, with Full Body MRI as a practical anchor, while Early Medical is better described as an outpatient longevity clinic centered on diagnostics and lifestyle support, with Cardiovascular Screening as a practical anchor. That difference shows up quickly in the numbers: World Longevity Clinics scores them at 77 and 72, with 4/14 versus 4/14 tracked longevity features. For broader market context beyond this head-to-head, see our Best Longevity Clinics 2026 ranking. At the feature level, Biograph stands out for Full Body MRI, while Early Medical differentiates itself with Sleep Optimization. In practical terms, Biograph fits best for proactive health optimizers seeking the most comprehensive single-day diagnostic assessment from a team led by a respected longevity physician, whereas Early Medical fits best for people already on its waiting list who want a long-term relationship with a physician working in attia's framework.

Founded in 2025, Biograph operates as an outpatient premium facility in New York, United States (New York). Biograph positions itself as a next-generation preventive health and longevity clinic, offering 30+ assessments and a clinician-led review that translates diagnostics into a personalised risk profile and follow-up plan. The clinic offers 4 of 14 core longevity features and provides 4 distinct treatment modalities such as Full Body MRI, DEXA Scan, VO2 Max Testing, and Personalized Nutrition. Guests can choose from day options, and the clinic has been recognized as "A premier single-day preventive diagnostic platform co-founded by a leading voice in longevity medicine".

Founded in 2014, Early Medical takes a different approach as an outpatient premium facility in Austin, United States (South). Early Medical is the medical practice of Peter Attia, MD, opened in 2014 as Attia Medical and renamed in 2016. It applies his Medicine 3.0 framework to prevent cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurodegenerative disease and metabolic dysfunction, with a dedicated physician assigned to each patient. The practice does not publish its assessment, follow-up, team, location or fees, and is currently not accepting new patients. With 4 of 14 core features and 6 available treatments, including Cardiovascular Screening, Metabolic Testing, Cancer Risk Assessment, Cognitive Assessment, and 2 more, the clinic caters to day guests. It is recognized as "A physician-led preventive practice built on Peter Attia's Medicine 3.0 framework, closed to new patients and publishing almost nothing a prospective patient can check".

When comparing these two clinics, several dimensions stand out. Both are located in United States, which simplifies travel logistics for those considering either option. Both operate at the same premium outpatient level, making the comparison especially relevant for prospective patients choosing between similar formats.

Treatments & Programs

Treatment breadth is one of the most important factors when choosing a longevity clinic. Biograph covers 4 of 14 core longevity features tracked by World Longevity Clinics, while Early Medical covers 4 of 14. In terms of specific treatment modalities, Biograph offers 4 distinct treatments compared to Early Medical's 6.

Both clinics share a foundation of 2 common treatments, including DEXA Scan, VO2 Max Testing. Where they diverge is notable: Biograph uniquely offers Full Body MRI, Personalized Nutrition, while Early Medical stands apart with Cardiovascular Screening, Metabolic Testing, Cancer Risk Assessment, Cognitive Assessment. These differences often reflect each clinic's core philosophy and medical specialization.

Pricing & Value

Understanding the cost structure is essential when planning a longevity clinic visit, as programs can represent a significant investment in your health. Biograph programs range from USD 7,500 to 17,500 (Core membership $7,500 a year; Black membership $17,500 for the first year). The clinic positions itself at the $$$ price tier with premium accommodations.

Early Medical programs range from USD 10,000 to 50,000 (Not published; the practice is at capacity. The range is a WLC estimate.). Positioned at the $$$$ tier with premium standards.

When comparing in EUR-equivalent terms, Biograph starts at a notably lower price point, approximately 33% less expensive at entry level than Early Medical. This price differential may reflect differences in location costs, included amenities, staff-to-guest ratios, or the scope of included treatments rather than clinical quality alone. Our editorial team rated Biograph's value proposition at 2.8/10 and Early Medical's at 1.9/10, considering treatment breadth, quality, and pricing relative to the market.

Location & Facilities

Location plays a significant role in the longevity clinic experience, affecting everything from travel logistics to the healing environment and overall cost structure.

Biograph is located in New York, United States (New York), operating as an outpatient facility with a premium positioning. It is staffed by 5 medical professionals. Available stay types include day.

Early Medical is based in Austin, United States (South), operating as an outpatient facility with a premium positioning. It has 5 medical staff members. Available stay types include day.

On our luxury scale, Biograph scores 9/10 compared to Early Medical's 6/10. For medical technology, Biograph scores 9/10 and Early Medical 7/10. These scores reflect our editorial assessment of each facility's physical environment, equipment, and guest experience.

From a practical standpoint, both clinics are in United States, which means similar visa requirements, currency, and healthcare regulations. The choice between New York and Austin comes down to personal preference, accessibility from your home base, and the surrounding environment you prefer for recovery and relaxation.

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