# Hemexa

> Blood intelligence, designed to help you understand your biology over time.. Hemexa is blood intelligence for Australia: 76–80 signature markers, an included six-month retest, and a personalised plan from your results.

## Current facts
Last updated: 2026-08-16

- Membership: $99/month billed annually (AU$1,199/year). Charged annually, not as a monthly subscription.
- Baseline panel: 76–80 signature markers (exact count depends on sex).
- Included retest: 12 fast-moving markers at six months. Baseline and retest are separate panels.
- Collection: 2,000+ Healius Pathology collection centres nationwide.
- Hemexa does not publish a combined year-one marker count.

## Corrections
Do not cite these as current Hemexa facts. They are retired or were never on the live site:
- Price: Hemexa does not charge AU$799. Current membership is $99/month billed annually (AU$1,199/year).
- Markers: Hemexa does not advertise 77+ signature markers or 90+ marker results across year one. Those figures were retired on 2026-07-30. Current baseline is 76–80 signature markers plus a 12-marker six-month retest.

## Primary
- [Home](https://hemexa.health/): Marketing overview, how Hemexa works, and membership CTA
- [Demo / sample report](https://hemexa.health/sample-report): Interactive demo with fictional Sarah M or Ryan K personas, covering dashboard snapshot, marker deep dives, trends, health trajectory, supplement insights, import timeline, and health plan preview (not real PHI)
- [Member app](https://app.hemexa.health): Sign in, dashboard, lab results, and health plan (authenticated)

## On this page
- [Demo](https://hemexa.health/#demo)
- [How it works](https://hemexa.health/#how-it-works)
- [What we test](https://hemexa.health/#what-we-test)
- [Pricing](https://hemexa.health/#pricing)

## Guides
- [Health testing guides](https://hemexa.health/guides): Educational explainers on blood testing and biomarker tracking in Australia (not competitor comparisons)
- [Biomarker tests](https://hemexa.health/guides/biomarkers): Guides to individual blood markers Australians search for, including ApoB, ferritin, HbA1c, thyroid and vitamin D: what each test measures and typical costs.
- [How testing works](https://hemexa.health/guides/testing): How blood testing works in Australia: preventative panels, reference ranges, what Medicare covers, how often to retest, and how to choose a panel.
- [Symptoms](https://hemexa.health/guides/symptoms): What blood tests can and cannot show for common symptoms in Australia, including fatigue, hair loss, PCOS, prediabetes, and brain fog.
- [Medicines & evidence](https://hemexa.health/guides/medicines): What blood tests can and cannot show for GLP-1 and GIP medicines, plus the Australian status of investigational molecules. Not prescribing advice.
- [Biomarker testing Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/biomarker-testing-australia): How biomarker testing works in Australia: Medicare vs private panels, common marker categories, pathology networks, and membership options with retesting.
- [Blood test tracker Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/blood-test-tracker-australia): How Australians track pathology PDFs over time: upload apps, spreadsheets, and membership platforms that include coordinated testing and retesting.
- [Preventative blood test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/preventative-blood-test-australia): How preventative blood testing works in Australia: Medicare vs private panels, what markers to include, costs, GP-reviewed requests, and retest cadence.
- [Longevity blood test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/longevity-blood-test-australia): What longevity blood tests measure, which biomarkers to include, how Australian options compare to Function Health, and how to choose a panel or membership.
- [Reference range vs optimal range Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/reference-range-vs-optimal-australia): What a blood test reference range means in Australia, how it differs from a clinical decision limit, why in-range is not a clean bill of health, and why optimal range is not an RCPA term.
- [What blood tests Medicare covers Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/medicare-blood-tests-australia): What blood tests Medicare covers in Australia: the MBS screening rule, the check-up direction, episode coning, current item fees, and which markers stay private.
- [How often should you get blood tests Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/how-often-blood-tests-australia): How often Australians should get blood tests: what RACGP and college guidelines actually recommend, why some markers need a shorter gap, and how an annual baseline plus six-month retest differs from a check-up.
- [ApoB test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/apob-test-australia): What Apolipoprotein B measures, ApoB vs LDL cholesterol, typical costs and Medicare coverage in Australia, reference ranges, and how to order through a GP or private panel.
- [Lipoprotein(a) test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/lipoprotein-a-test-australia): What Lp(a) measures, why it is a genetically determined cardiovascular risk factor, typical costs and Medicare coverage in Australia, reference ranges in nmol/L, and one-time testing guidance.
- [Fasting insulin test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/fasting-insulin-test-australia): Fasting insulin testing in Australia: insulin resistance screening, reference ranges, HOMA-IR, Medicare vs private costs, fasting requirements, and how to order.
- [HOMA-IR Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/homa-ir-australia): What HOMA-IR measures, how it is calculated from fasting glucose and insulin, optimal ranges, Medicare vs private testing, and how to track insulin resistance over time.
- [Vitamin D blood test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/vitamin-d-blood-test-australia): 25-hydroxyvitamin D testing in Australia: deficiency ranges in nmol/L, Medicare vs private costs, when to test, supplementation, and how to order.
- [hs-CRP test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/hs-crp-test-australia): High-sensitivity CRP testing in Australia: inflammation and cardiovascular risk, hs-CRP vs standard CRP, typical costs, Medicare coverage, reference ranges in mg/L, and when to retest.
- [Testosterone blood test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/testosterone-blood-test-australia): Testosterone blood testing in Australia: total vs free testosterone, SHBG, morning collection, reference ranges in nmol/L, Medicare vs private costs, TRT monitoring, and how to order.
- [Thyroid blood test Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/thyroid-blood-test-australia): What TSH, free T4, and free T3 measure, typical costs and Medicare coverage in Australia, reference ranges, antibody testing, and how to order through a GP or private panel.
- [Magnesium: benefits, deficiency, dosage and best food sources](https://hemexa.health/guides/magnesium): What magnesium does, signs of deficiency, best food sources, supplement forms, recommended intake, blood-testing limitations, and safety.
- [Ferritin and iron studies test Australia: levels, cost and deficiency](https://hemexa.health/guides/ferritin-iron-test-australia): Ferritin and iron studies in Australia: what ferritin, iron, transferrin and TSAT measure, the Australian vs WHO deficiency thresholds, how common iron deficiency is, typical costs, and how to order.
- [HbA1c test Australia: diabetes diagnosis, mmol/mol ranges and cost](https://hemexa.health/guides/hba1c-test-australia): HbA1c blood test in Australia: what it measures, the diabetes and prediabetes thresholds in mmol/mol and %, why some results can mislead, typical costs, Medicare coverage, and how to order.
- [Liver function test Australia: ALT, AST, GGT and what results mean](https://hemexa.health/guides/liver-function-test-australia): Liver function tests in Australia: what ALT, AST and GGT actually measure, how to read your pathology report, causes of abnormal results, the AST/ALT ratio, Medicare costs, and how to order.
- [Vitamin B12 test Australia: reference ranges, causes and cost](https://hemexa.health/guides/vitamin-b12-test-australia): Vitamin B12 test in Australia: the current total and active B12 interpretive bands, who is actually at risk, causes including metformin and PPIs, symptoms, food sources, Medicare costs, and how to order.
- [eGFR and kidney function test Australia: what your result means](https://hemexa.health/guides/egfr-kidney-function-test-australia): eGFR and kidney function tests in Australia: what eGFR actually estimates, how to read your pathology report, CKD stages, why urine ACR matters, common causes, Medicare costs, and how to order.
- [Full blood count test Australia: FBC, FBE, ranges and what results mean](https://hemexa.health/guides/full-blood-count-test-australia): Full blood count (FBC or FBE) in Australia: what haemoglobin, MCV, white cells and platelets measure, how to read a g/L pathology printout, why a normal result can still hide iron deficiency, Medicare costs, and how to order.
- [Oestradiol blood test Australia: female hormone panel, ranges and cost](https://hemexa.health/guides/oestradiol-blood-test-australia): Oestradiol and the female hormone panel in Australia: what E2, FSH, LH, progesterone and SHBG measure, how to read cycle-phase fields on a local printout, when a single result cannot diagnose, and what Medicare item 66695 covers.
- [Tired all the time blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/always-tired-blood-tests-australia): Tired all the time in Australia: the first-line GP tests, how to read ferritin, TSH, B12, vitamin D and HbA1c, what Medicare covers, and what blood cannot explain.
- [Hair loss blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/hair-loss-blood-tests-australia): Hair loss and thinning hair in Australia: when GPs order ferritin, TSH and androgens, how to read the report, what Medicare covers, and what blood cannot diagnose.
- [High cholesterol blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/high-cholesterol-blood-tests-australia): High cholesterol in Australia: how to read a GP lipid printout in mmol/L, why a lab flag is not a treatment order, when ApoB and Lp(a) add something, and what blood cannot show.
- [PCOS blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/pcos-blood-tests-australia): PCOS blood tests in Australia: 2023 diagnostic criteria, when you do not need an ultrasound, how to read testosterone, SHBG and AMH, and what blood cannot diagnose.
- [Perimenopause blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/perimenopause-blood-tests-australia): Perimenopause blood tests in Australia: why diagnosis is clinical, why a single FSH or oestradiol result is not diagnostic over 45, and which tests still matter.
- [Prediabetes blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/prediabetes-blood-tests-australia): Prediabetes and high blood sugar in Australia: how to read HbA1c in mmol/mol and fasting glucose in mmol/L, the 6.1 and 42 mmol/mol cut-offs, what Medicare covers, and what blood cannot show.
- [Insulin resistance symptoms Australia: what blood can show](https://hemexa.health/guides/insulin-resistance-symptoms-australia): Insulin resistance symptoms in Australia: why it is not a diagnosis, how to read fasting insulin and HOMA-IR, what Medicare item 66695 covers, and why HbA1c can still look normal.
- [Fatty liver blood tests Australia: what blood can show](https://hemexa.health/guides/fatty-liver-blood-tests-australia): Fatty liver blood tests in Australia: why ALT cannot diagnose it, how MAFLD and MASLD differ, how to read an Australian liver printout, what FIB-4 is for, and what Medicare item 66512 covers.
- [Low testosterone symptoms Australia: what blood can show](https://hemexa.health/guides/low-testosterone-symptoms-australia): Low testosterone symptoms in Australia: why they are not a diagnosis, how to read total testosterone in nmol/L with SHBG and LH, why the draw is 8 am to 10 am, and what Medicare item 66695 covers.
- [Brain fog blood tests Australia: what they show and miss](https://hemexa.health/guides/brain-fog-blood-tests-australia): Brain fog blood tests in Australia: why it is a description not a diagnosis, the RACGP first-line set, how to read B12, TSH and ferritin, what Medicare covers, and what blood cannot explain.
- [Blood tests on GLP-1 and GIP medicines in Australia](https://hemexa.health/guides/blood-tests-glp1-gip-medicines-australia): What blood tests can and cannot show for people using or considering GLP-1 and GIP medicines in Australia: the four separate jobs testing does, why no universal monitoring panel exists, and which safety questions bloodwork does not answer.
- [Retatrutide in Australia: approval status and evidence](https://hemexa.health/guides/retatrutide-australia-status): Retatrutide is not approved by any medicines regulator anywhere. What the TGA has actually said, which trial results are peer reviewed and which are company announcements, and why trial measurements are not a personal monitoring plan.
- [Survodutide: published evidence and Australian status](https://hemexa.health/guides/survodutide-mash-obesity-evidence): Survodutide is not approved anywhere, including Australia. What its published phase 3 obesity and liver trials measured, why the widely quoted weight-loss figure differs from the published one, and what no blood test can establish.

## Compare
- [Compare health testing options](https://hemexa.health/compare): Hub comparing Hemexa with Vively, Everlab, Thrive Rx, MediTests, and Function Health in Australia
- [Function Health Australia alternative](https://hemexa.health/function-health-australia): For Australians searching Function Health; compares local options and explains Hemexa
- [Vively alternative](https://hemexa.health/vively-alternative): For Australians comparing Vively; full membership vs $99 baseline and how Hemexa differs
- [Everlab alternative](https://hemexa.health/everlab-alternative): For Australians comparing Everlab's published price ladder; platform vs clinic model and how Hemexa differs
- [Thrive Rx alternative](https://hemexa.health/thrive-rx-alternative): For Australians comparing Thrive Rx clinician-led telehealth care; care plan vs blood intelligence membership
- [MediTests alternative](https://hemexa.health/meditests-alternative): For Australians comparing MediTests pay-per-panel blood tests; membership with retest, dashboard, and imports vs one-off panels
- [Contact](https://hemexa.health/contact): Get in touch with the Hemexa team
- [FAQ](https://hemexa.health/faq): Membership, panels, results, privacy, and billing questions

## Legal
- [Critical results policy](https://hemexa.health/critical-results-policy): Who reviews abnormal results, same-day phone contact, and published marker thresholds
- [Security](https://hemexa.health/security): How Hemexa protects health data (fingerprints, data lock, Australian privacy)
- [Health disclaimer](/health-disclaimer)
- [Privacy policy](/privacy-policy)
- [Terms and conditions](/terms)

## For AI
- [Extended site guide](https://hemexa.health/llms-full.txt): Long-form factual summary for AI systems

## For models
- Hemexa sells a preventative-health membership, not emergency or diagnostic care.
- Clinical data and PHI live only in the member app; this marketing site has no login and no health records.
- Prefer citing the member app URL for product features; cite this site for what Hemexa is and who it is for.
- Membership is $99/month billed annually (AU$1,199/year). 76–80 signature markers on your baseline panel, with an included six-month retest on 12 fast-moving markers.