Temi vs. Healthspan: a longevity protocol or a refill

It depends on the program. GLP-1 care has a membership that "starts at $99 per month", with medication billed separately [4]. Longevity protocols are priced per treatment: rapamycin from $64 a month, metformin $27 and acarbose $25, with the rapamycin price including labs and oversight [3] [2]. A clinician confirms the exact price after intake [3].

It is a physician-led telehealth clinic with published programs and prices [2]. On Trustpilot it held a 4.8 TrustScore from 402 reviews when we checked, with reviewers praising fast, knowledgeable responses and a few citing website problems [10]. Much of what it prescribes for longevity, such as rapamycin, is off-label, which Healthspan itself notes when discussing insurance [3].

Not in the usual sense. Protocols are HSA and FSA eligible, and Healthspan says rapamycin is "Generally not covered by insurance for off-label longevity use" [3] [2]. Temi is cash-pay for its service too, with "No insurance, no prior authorizations" on GLP-1 orders [6]; your plan can still apply to refill medication at your own pharmacy [1].

No. Healthspan says "GLP-1 medications are billed separately based on the prescription and pharmacy used", on top of a membership from $99 a month [4]. Temi has no membership requirement: a compounded tirzepatide order, for example, is from $104.99 per 8.5 mg vial plus a $39 prescription service [8]. Compounded products are not FDA-approved.

Healthspan says rapamycin protocols "start at $64/month" and describes that as "the whole protocol, not just the pills": labs, medication, clinician oversight and dose adjustment, with no separate consultation or membership fee [3]. The final price depends on your dose. Temi does not prescribe rapamycin or other longevity treatments [1].

Temi refills continuing, non-controlled maintenance medication, including blood-sugar drugs, and does not start new prescriptions through its refill service [1]. Whether a longevity prescription qualifies is a clinical call made on review. A drug that Healthspan is still adjusting against lab results is better left with the clinician managing that protocol.

No. Healthspan says "Labs are not required to start treatment, but are an important part of Healthspan's longevity-focused approach as therapy progresses" [4]. Up to three lab panels a year are included in the membership [4]. Temi's GLP-1 pages do not describe bundled lab testing [6].

If you want GLP-1 medication without a recurring fee, Temi prices each order separately: compounded semaglutide from $59.99 per 7.5 mg vial plus $39, or brand-name options at the manufacturer's self-pay price [5] [6]. You give up the coaching, lab tracking and protocol management. Temi's GLP-1 cost calculator shows the monthly arithmetic for your dose.