GoodLife Health Review (2026)

The membership is $299 a month, and it covers your clinician, monthly check-ins, messaging and one lab panel every 90 days. Testosterone is not included: the pharmacy bills it at its own price, and GoodLife estimates hormone medication at about $40 to $80 a month. So a TRT patient should budget about $339 to $379 a month. The first charge is $598, which covers the first two months. Read 4 November 2026.

Yes, two months. At checkout $598 is held on your card; GoodLife's terms say it is charged only once a clinician accepts you, and it is not refundable after that. If a clinician cannot accept you, the hold is released. From month three the membership runs month to month at $299 and you can cancel any time, with billing stopping at the next cycle. Partial months are not refunded. Terms read 4 November 2026.

GoodLife's own pages disagree. Its membership page describes month one as intake and labs, month two as targeted labs and a written protocol, and says hormone therapy begins in month three. Its hormone page says it takes about three weeks from the lab draw to therapy at your door. If you are joining for TRT, ask before you pay, because the $598 covers the first two months either way.

Its hormone page names one testosterone product, testosterone cypionate injections, and says its hormone therapy is FDA-approved and sent to an independent licensed pharmacy that bills you directly. GoodLife's statements that it does not use compounded drugs are about GLP-1 medications. One of its own articles says compounded bioidentical preparations such as BIEST are used where no manufactured equivalent exists; BIEST is an estrogen cream, not testosterone. Read 4 November 2026.

GoodLife Health Professional Corporation, owned by family nurse practitioner Kristin Makinajyan, DNP, is the clinical entity, and its site names three more team members (an FNP, an RN and an LVN). Its terms say direct medical care is delivered by licensed physicians of Beluga Health, P.A., working under GoodLife's protocols. The physicians are not named. Read 4 November 2026.

All 50 states, per its membership and hormone pages, with the eligibility check confirming availability where you live. The pages do not mention Washington, DC. Read 4 November 2026.

Not for the membership. GoodLife says you pay the clinical team directly, that many members use HSA or FSA dollars for the membership, and that medication billed by the pharmacy can often go through your own insurance. Read 4 November 2026.

Two-month minimum: $598 is held on your card at checkout and charged once a clinician accepts you, then $299 month to month. GoodLife Health's wording: "At checkout, $598 is held on your card, covering your first two months of membership. It is not charged at checkout; it is charged only once your clinician accepts you into care." (read Nov 4, 2026).

From month three, cancel at any time in the member portal or by emailing info@goodlifehealth.ai, and billing stops at the next cycle. The two-month payment is not refundable once you are accepted, and partial months are not refunded. If a clinician cannot accept you, the hold is released and nothing is charged. GoodLife Health's wording: "We do not pro-rate refunds for partial months, and once you are accepted into care the two-month upfront payment is not refundable (except as required by law, and as set out in Section 5.2)." (read Nov 4, 2026).

GoodLife Health says: "Many members pay the monthly membership using pre-tax HSA or FSA dollars." (read Nov 4, 2026). Whether a given purchase qualifies is up to your plan administrator.