- How much does Everlab cost?
- On Everlab's How it works page (https://www.everlab.com.au/how-it-works) the Health Baseline is $299, the Diagnostics Plan is $900, the Protocol Plan is $2,700 and Full Advanced Bloods is $598. Everlab's membership page (https://find.everlab.com.au/protocol-black/) lists a Diagnostic plan at $1,199, a Protocol plan at $2,999 and Protocol Black at $12,999. Both were live on 8 November 2026 and we have not assumed which list is current, so confirm which applies before you book. Scans, genetic tests and appointments carry their own prices: a Nutrition Review is $279 and a CTCA Heart Scan is $1,499, for example. The Full Body MRI is $2,999 member, $3,499 non-member (https://www.everlab.com.au/medical-tests/full-body-mri-scan). Everlab's program options page shows no price for its programs. Checked 8 November 2026.
- Does Medicare cover Everlab?
- Everlab says on https://www.everlab.com.au/how-it-works that all tests covered by Medicare are already included in the price, and that the price you pay is the total out of pocket cost. Its Terms and Conditions (section 8, https://www.everlab.com.au/terms-and-conditions) add a condition: pricing reflects Medicare rebates where you hold a valid Medicare card, and additional fees apply where you do not. Everlab says it tells you those fees before you confirm a membership. We have not seen them published, so check them with Everlab if you do not have a Medicare card. Its Baseline page also says private health insurance does not currently cover the cost of these tests. These statements are Everlab's own, as at 8 November 2026. We have not checked which individual tests attract a Medicare rebate, so ask Everlab or your GP before you book.
- Is Everlab worth it?
- We cannot answer that for you, and we are a competitor, so weigh anything we say accordingly. It depends on what you want from it. What Everlab publishes that bears on the decision: the Baseline is described as fully refundable before your testing and credited toward the Diagnostics or Protocol plan; the plans bundle scans and doctor time; and any mid-year testing in a program is limited to core tests Everlab chooses or tests tied to your risk profile. Questions worth asking before you pay: exactly which tests are in the plan, who decides any repeat panel, and the total cost including any price Everlab has not confirmed. We have not reviewed independent evidence on outcomes.
- What tests does Everlab do?
- Everlab's pages list blood tests (Full Advanced Bloods, and the Baseline blood panel), a DEXA body composition scan, CT scans (a calcium score, the CTCA heart scan and a chest scan), a Full Body MRI, a skin check, genetic tests (ApoE, pharmacogenetics, DNA methylation and a hereditary risk panel), a gut microbiome test, a physical and VO2 max assessment and a nutrition review with a dietitian. Your doctor recommends which to include. Full list with prices: https://www.everlab.com.au/how-it-works, checked 8 November 2026.
- Can I get a refund from Everlab?
- Everlab states the Baseline is fully refundable before your testing, and that the Baseline fee is credited toward the Diagnostics or Protocol plan if you upgrade. Its Terms and Conditions cover refunds for other fees and memberships, so read them before you pay: https://www.everlab.com.au/terms-and-conditions. Checked 8 November 2026.
- Does Everlab publish a price for its programs?
- Not on the page we checked. Everlab's program options page lists 14 programs, including Longevity & Optimisation, Female Health and Male Health, with no price, and invites you to book a free discovery call. Checked 8 November 2026.
- How does Everlab pricing compare with Hemexa?
- Hemexa lets you choose. A free account is free to start, on-demand blood tests can be bought without a membership, and membership is AU$1,199/year (or $599 today, then $125 a month for 6 months ($1,349 in all)) for the baseline, a six-month retest, dashboard, personalised plan, imports and supplement insights. Everlab prices each plan, test and scan on its own, and its higher plans bundle scans and doctor time, so the comparison only holds for the blood-testing part. Hemexa is self-service, so you can find and buy tests without speaking to anyone. See the full comparison at /everlab-alternative. Everlab figures checked 8 November 2026; confirm current pricing on its site.
