Function Health vs Mito Health

What is Function Health, and what is Mito Health?

Function Health runs biomarker testing on an annual membership. That fee pays for 160+ lab tests across two draws, a clinician-reviewed action plan, and a dashboard that explains the results, while premium add-on panels and scans cost extra.

Mito Health is a health testing company built on transparent pricing. Its membership unlocks member pricing on a catalog of 1,000+ labs, scans, kits, and panels, sold at Mito's own cost. In its words, "We profit from membership, not from your tests."

Both start from lab work and end in a clinician-reviewed plan. They diverge on who decides what gets tested, and how much of the year one price covers.

What does Function Health include?

For $365 a year, Function Health members get 160+ lab tests across two draws, a clinician-reviewed analysis and action plan, a results dashboard, and a private AI chat.

Function Health describes its membership as a four-step process:

1. Schedule tests — Book your first test after sharing your health history.
2. Get insights — Clinicians read your results against your health history to flag what matters and the steps worth taking.
3. Take action — Retest every 3 to 6 months, since Function sees health as a pattern, not a single test.
4. Monitor for life — Your data is tracked over time to surface patterns and early signs.

The membership price covers both draws: around 115 biomarkers once a year, and a mid-year draw that rechecks around 60 of them. Results can also be read inside ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Since acquiring SuppCo, Function suggests supplements based on your results, as guidance rather than a member-priced storefront. Prescriptions are not offered.

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What does Mito Health include?

A Mito Health membership costs $99 a year, or $9 a month, and includes member pricing on every test, a clinician-reviewed action plan, trend and biological age tracking, and Mito Concierge, its AI assistant. The tests are bought separately.

Mito Health publishes a five-step process:

1. Choose and order your tests — Browse a marketplace of 1,000+ labs, scans, kits, and panels, every test at cost with member pricing.
2. Fill in your health profile — Share your health concerns, lifestyle habits, family history, and past lab reports.
3. Provide your sample — Visit a partner lab, request an at-home blood draw, or collect an at-home kit and mail it back.
4. Get clinician-reviewed results — Mito clinicians review your results and add insights to your dashboard, with care team support for members.
5. Retest with focus — Retest with targeted panels based on what changed and what still needs follow-up.

Members can book an optional live 1:1 consult with the care team, at $39 per 30 minutes, or $99 for non-members. Supplements and prescriptions are not offered yet; Mito's manifesto says both are coming, priced the same way as its tests.

What biomarkers do Function Health and Mito Health measure in 2026?

Function Health publishes 160+ lab tests across two draws. Mito Health sells four curated panels instead: Essential with 117 biomarkers, then Core with 139, Pro with 167, and Ultra with 182, each including everything in the panel before it, and each one a single draw bought separately.

The table compares Function's annual draw with Mito Core, which Mito calls its most popular panel. Both columns count calculated values alongside direct measurements, and both include urinalysis.

One Mito Core draw measures more markers than Function's annual draw. Function's membership adds a second draw at no extra cost.

Function's available add-ons include:

• Heart, thyroid, and autoimmunity — Celiac, extended thyroid, genetic heart risk, and extended heart and metabolic panels.
• Hormones, toxins, and cancer — Extended hormone health, heavy metals, PFAS, GRAIL cancer test, and Alzheimer's detection.
• Scans — Ezra provides heart CT, lung CT, and MRI scans.

Mito's catalog covers:

• Curated panels — Essential, Core, Pro, and Ultra, with Ultra adding the Galleri multi-cancer test and an at-home gut health test.
• Scans and fitness tests — DEXA, coronary artery calcium, VO2 max, and a whole-body MRI from Prenuvo.
• At-home kits — Seven self-collection blood kits, gut microbiome analysis, H. pylori breath testing, and whole-genome sequencing.

What are the official 2026 membership prices for Function Health and Mito Health?

Function Health costs $365 a year. Mito Health costs $99 a year billed annually, or $9 a month, and every test is priced on top of it.

Mito's curated panels cost $89.60 (Essential), $197.59 (Core), $323.88 (Pro), and $1,503.45 (Ultra) at member pricing, the lowest prices it lists. Those prices are at one partner lab, which adds a $15 draw fee per visit.

A year with one Mito Core draw comes to $311.59: the $99 membership, the $197.59 panel, and the $15 draw fee. Matching Function's second draw with the Essential panel adds $104.60, for $416.19 across the year.

Function offers an at-home concierge draw only in select locations, at varying fees, and New York and New Jersey members pay a state fee at the facility on draw day. Mito's at-home blood draw is a flat $99 per visit where available. In New York and New Jersey, Mito builds state fees into each test's price, raising prices by roughly 133%, so Core costs $463.61 for members there.

Both memberships are HSA/FSA eligible.

Set panel vs build-your-own testing

Function Health chooses the panel and the retest for you. Mito Health lets you choose every test yourself, at cost.

Function's core panel and retest are decided before you join; add-ons extend the list.

Mito's catalog suits someone who already knows what to test, and Mito Concierge can build a custom panel. Third-party coverage describes Mito as having "quietly become closer to a full preventive-health marketplace than a longevity-testing startup."

How do Function Health and Mito Health turn results into a plan?

Both put a clinician review between your results and your action plan. They differ on timing and support.

Function's first results usually begin arriving within 48 hours of testing. Clinicians then read them against your health history to build the analysis and action plan. Function gives no timeline for that review, and reviewers describe waits of three to four weeks.

Mito's results typically arrive 7 to 10 days after the lab visit, and the care team review follows about two weeks after the first results. Mito Concierge answers questions from your results, escalates to the care team by text when clinical input is needed, and books lab appointments.

Wearable data reaches Function through connected apps. Mito members log readings by hand, and Mito connects them to their biomarkers.

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Where are Function Health and Mito Health tests available?

Function Health runs draws at 2,000+ locations across 48 states; it does not serve Hawaii, Rhode Island, or Puerto Rico.

Mito Health lists partner lab locations in 47 states and Washington, D.C., with none in Hawaii, North Dakota, or Rhode Island. New York, New Jersey, and Rhode Island have one lab provider and no Ultra panel. Mito's at-home blood draws reach 35 states, and its at-home kits ship to all 50.

Who is Function Health best for, and who is Mito Health best for?

Function Health is best for:

• People who want a set panel and two draws a year for one price.
• People who want first results within 48 hours of testing.
• People who want to read their results inside ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity.

Mito Health is best for:

• People who know which tests they want and want to pay at cost for them.
• People who want one draw a year at a lower total price than Function's.
• People who want the option of a live 1:1 consult with a care team.

The bottom line

Both companies give you real data and a clinician-reviewed plan. Function Health settles the year up front with a set two-draw panel. Mito Health hands you the choices, with at-cost pricing, a deep catalog, and optional consults.

Both models stop at the same point. Their plans name supplements, but neither membership sells them: Function's SuppCo integration is guidance, and Mito's supplements and prescriptions are still planned.

Superpower closes that loop for $199 a year in most states, draw included, the lower price beside Function's $365 and below a Mito year built on one Core panel. Superpower AI reads that draw's 100+ biomarkers with wearable data pulled straight from your devices and your medical records, then writes your protocol and provides health coaching as results change. The supplements it calls for wait in the marketplace at up to 20% off, and prescriptions are available there when clinically appropriate, priced separately. Superpower says 93% of members found their action plan more useful, even life-changing, than a yearly checkup.

Blood work is where a health plan starts, not where it ends. Build your home for health with Superpower today.