No. Aniva focuses on prevention, personalized diagnostics, and ongoing optimization. It’s designed to complement primary care, not replace it.

For urgent or chronic medical issues outside our scope, continue to work with a primary care physician. After each test, you’ll also have access to a medical consultation to discuss results and next steps.

Your Aniva Concierge helps with scheduling your blood draws, navigating add-on diagnostics, answering questions about your plan and supplements, and connecting you with the care team when needed. You can reach out any time for guidance and coordination.

Your membership includes a regular follow-up test every 12 months to monitor progress and update your action plan. Depending on goals and changes in your biomarkers, you can add more frequent or targeted re-tests when useful.

€199 per year. Up-to-date membership information available here. You can cancel the membership at any time. Just write to us and we will take care of it!

That depends entirely upon you how much you want to test in which frequency. We'll advise you through the action plan what we think makes sense (for most people it's 1-2 tests per year). Follow-up tests can happen both at home or at one of our practices.

At-home tests: We’ll send you an easy-to-use test kit (with a blood sample from your finger) straight to your door. The kit comes with clear instructions and takes around 10 minutes. In some cases, like testing advanced markers, we’ll invite you to a partner lab nearby.

You should not waste your time or money by testing everything again. Instead, our action plan will include lab tests based on these factors:

• What’s critical to monitor over time (e.g., Vitamin D, Omega 3, cholesterol)
• What changed in your last test
• What needs extra attention based on your lifestyle, symptoms, or supplements

The action plan and biomarkers overview is designed for laypeople, and every marker comes with a personalised recommendation; we still offer optional consultation calls with a physician as a paid add-on if you want deeper clinical context.