Biograph

About Biograph

What is Biograph?

Biograph is a longevity and preventive health clinic with locations in San Mateo, California (2850 S Delaware St) and New York City (27 Park Row). Its main offering is a day-long diagnostic visit, described as 30+ advanced assessments completed in a single day, followed by a one-on-one review of results with a Biograph doctor and a personalized plan that continues through telehealth, with guidance on exercise, nutrition, and follow-up testing. The medical director listed is Michael Doney, MD, MPH, MS. Biograph's content discusses hormone health, including testosterone in men and the possibility that menopausal hormone therapy may be used as one part of a broader care plan for women, and it writes about GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide in the context of protecting muscle and metabolic health during weight loss, though it is not described as running a dedicated weight loss program. This is a clinic built around deep diagnostics and risk assessment first, with hormone or metabolic treatment folded in as needed rather than a stand-alone weight loss or peptide practice.

This listing is for its San Mateo office at 2850 S Delaware St Ste 100.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for the initial assessment, the Biomarker Check-In, or any follow-up visits or testing. There is no stated consultation fee, no insurance information, and no published membership or cancellation terms. Anyone considering Biograph should ask directly what the all-day assessment costs, what is included in that price (imaging, labs, the physician review), what a Biomarker Check-In costs on its own, and whether any ongoing program has a recurring fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether Dr. Doney or another physician on staff is the one who would review your results and sign any prescription, since treatment such as hormone therapy or a GLP-1 medication would need a prescriber attached to your case. Ask whether menopausal hormone therapy, testosterone therapy, or GLP-1 medications are something Biograph routinely prescribes on site, or whether those conversations lead to a referral elsewhere, since none of these are described as a standing program. Ask what the total cost is for the initial day of testing versus ongoing membership, whether medication (if prescribed) is billed separately, and what follow-up testing or lab work costs beyond the first visit. If you are near the New York office rather than San Mateo, confirm which prescribers and services are available at that location specifically.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if what you want first is a thorough, data-heavy health and risk assessment, with hormone or metabolic treatment considered afterward as part of a larger plan rather than booked up front. It is probably not the first call if you are looking specifically for a weight loss program or peptide therapy with published pricing, since neither is laid out here as a defined service.

Sources: biograph.com, biograph.com/blog/what-is-longevity, biograph.com/blog/menopause-trusted-care, biograph.com/blog/glp-1-muscle-loss-metabolic-health

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