Understand your costs. Get help with your bill.
The physician evaluation costs $88 total. Ongoing management and medications are charged separately; lab testing is included in ongoing management. Contact the office for a written estimate or help with an invoice.
Paying an Existing Invoice
Follow the current payment instructions or invoice link supplied to you for your bill. Check the patient name, services, dates, and amount before completing payment. Use the payment methods shown on that invoice or confirmed by the office.
If you do not have an invoice link, it has expired, or you need to check whether payment was received, call (702) 808-2650. Have your invoice reference available, if you have one. Ask for a copy of your invoice or receipt if you need it for your records.
The Evaluation and Additional Charges
The physician evaluation is $88 total. This fee covers the evaluation appointment. It does not include ongoing management, laboratory testing, or medications.
The amounts for those separate charges are not published on this page. Request an itemized written estimate before agreeing to additional care.
Ask what is due, when it is due, and who bills each item. If ongoing care is proposed, confirm the billing frequency, services included, and any additional visit, supply, or shipping charges.
Use our first 90 days cost checklist to compare the same period and services across estimates.
Your Good Faith Estimate
Patients paying without insurance generally have a right to a written Good Faith Estimate on request or when scheduling at least three business days ahead. Under CMS guidance:
- Schedule 3–9 business days ahead: the estimate is due within one business day.
- Schedule at least 10 business days ahead: it is due within three business days.
- Request an estimate before scheduling: it is due within three business days.
The estimate should itemize expected charges in writing. You may need separate estimates from other providers or facilities involved in your care. Keep a copy.
To request an estimate for your evaluation or proposed care, call (702) 808-2650. You can request it before booking; enrollment in ongoing care is not required.
Cash-Pay and Insurance
LiveNow Longevity is a cash-pay clinic. If you have insurance, ask your insurer about the specific services you are considering, your out-of-pocket responsibility, and any potential reimbursement. Check any laboratory and medication coverage separately. A covered service elsewhere may cost you less.
If your insurer requests documentation, ask the office what records it can provide for the services you received. Documentation does not guarantee reimbursement.
HSA and FSA Eligibility
Check the specific expenseHSA and FSA funds are for qualified medical expenses under the applicable tax and plan rules. The IRS distinguishes medical care from expenses that only support general health. A longevity or wellness label does not establish eligibility.
Confirm the specific expense and required documentation with your plan administrator. Card processing, a receipt, or a clinician’s recommendation alone does not establish that every service qualifies. Ask the office about payment methods and available itemized documentation before paying.
Official guidance: IRS medical expenses, wellness, and general health FAQs and IRS Publication 969.
Confirm the Terms Before Paying
Ask for the current written cancellation and refund terms for the appointment or care you are purchasing. For an ongoing arrangement, confirm any recurring charge, billing date, commitment period, and cancellation process. If you need a payment arrangement, ask what is available before agreeing to a charge.
For a question about an existing bill, call with your invoice and any estimate or terms you received. Identify the line item you want explained so the office can address the specific charge.
Billing Questions
How do I pay an existing bill?
Use the current payment instructions or invoice link supplied to you for that bill. If you cannot find the invoice, need a replacement link, or want to check a charge, call LiveNow Longevity at (702) 808-2650. Confirm available payment methods from the invoice or the office.
What does the $88 fee cover?
The $88 total is the physician evaluation fee. Ongoing management and medications are charged separately; laboratory testing is included in the ongoing management fee, not billed per test. Request a written estimate for any additional care before proceeding.
Can I ask about prices before scheduling?
Yes. Call (702) 808-2650 to request a written estimate before booking. Include the visit or services you are considering and ask which expected charges would be billed separately.
Does LiveNow Longevity accept insurance?
LiveNow Longevity is a cash-pay clinic. Ask your insurer about the specific care and any potential reimbursement before assuming a charge will be covered. Coverage for a laboratory or medication must also be checked separately.
Can I use HSA or FSA funds?
Only qualified medical expenses are eligible under the applicable tax and plan rules. Do not assume every longevity or wellness service qualifies. Check the specific expense and required documentation with your plan administrator, and confirm payment methods with the office.
Where can I find cancellation, refund, or payment-plan terms?
Ask the office for the current written terms that apply to your appointment or proposed care before you pay. Confirm cancellation deadlines, any fees, recurring charges, and any available payment arrangements. For an existing purchase, have your invoice and agreed terms available when calling.
Questions about a price or charge?
Contact LiveNow Longevity for a written estimate or help locating your invoice.
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