MyHealthspan vs NiaHealth

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MyHealthspanBaseline

NiaHealthas published

Price (CAD)

$699 at-home service in every province; $599 lab walk-in

$699 a year; at-home draws add $100 each outside ON, MB, and BC¹

Draws a year

One, with retesting personalized by the NP and coach

Two

Blood tests in the base panel

70+

60+ (about 20 of them calculations or self-reported)

Hormones and thyroid

Full hormone panel included

Sold as add-ons

Cortisol, DHEA-S, creatine kinase, folate

Included

Not offered

Body measurements at the visit

Six, measured at the at-home visit

Blood pressure self-reported

Who orders and reviews results

A licensed nurse practitioner, every result, before release

A Canadian NP orders; 30-minute consult twice a year

Draw options and provinces

At-home service in every province; lab walk-in in ON, QC, MB

In-clinic in ON, MB, BC; at home elsewhere at $100 a draw; not Quebec

Retest approach

Personalized by your NP and coach

Fixed second draw

Data residency

Canada

Wearables

Included

Sync included

¹ NiaHealth prices as listed on niahealth.co on September 17, 2026.

Why members choose MyHealthspan

Full hormone and adrenal panel for every member

Nia sells testosterone and SHBG as an $80 men's panel, and estradiol and progesterone only to women 45 to 55 for $105.

17 Baseline values Nia does not offer at any price

Cortisol, DHEA-S, creatine kinase, folate, PLR, five ratios, and six measured biometrics.

The at-home visit included in every province

Nia adds $200 a year for at-home draws outside Ontario, Manitoba, and BC.

$699 all in

A Nia member pays $928 to $1,184 in add-ons and fees to get close to Baseline; Baseline is $699 with everything included. (Nia prices read September 17, 2026.)

How it works

1The draw

A phlebotomist comes to you in every province, or you walk into any Dynacare location in Ontario, Quebec, or Manitoba.

2Your results

Results in about 4 to 5 days after your blood draw on average. Your nurse practitioner reviews every result before release.

3Your coach

Book your coaching session as soon as your results are in. Your coach tells you what matters and what to do first.

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Baseline, all in

At-home service Lab walk-in

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FAQ: MyHealthspan vs NiaHealth, answered

Does Nia test more than MyHealthspan?+

Nia's base panel is 60+ including calculations and self-reported vitals. Baseline is 70+ measured values plus six body measurements. Of Baseline's list, Nia includes 47, sells 8 as add-ons, and does not offer 17.

Isn't two draws a year better?+

For a six-month trend on lipids and A1c, a second draw is real value. Our approach is one deeper draw, with retesting personalized by your NP and coach.

Can I get hormones tested with Nia?+

Yes, as add-ons: a men's panel at $80 and a menopause panel at $105 for women 45 to 55. Baseline includes the full hormone and adrenal panel for every member.

Which provinces does each cover?+

MyHealthspan comes to you at-home service in every province, with lab walk-in in Ontario, Quebec, and Manitoba. Nia offers in-clinic draws in Ontario, Manitoba, and BC and at-home draws elsewhere at $100 a draw; not Quebec.

Who reviews the results?+

Both use a Canadian nurse practitioner. At MyHealthspan the NP is the provider of record and reviews every result before release; Nia schedules a 30-minute consult twice a year.