An ongoing, physician-led partnership for demanding lives, connecting cardiovascular, metabolic, brain, sleep, strength, and recovery insights into one personalized strategy. Advanced testing, connected data, coaching, mobile labs at home or work, a dedicated care coordinator, and physician oversight for urgent issues and hospitalizations reduce logistical burden while supporting energy, focus, resilience, and long-term health.
Your physician connects laboratory, imaging, specialist, and performance information into one strategy with clear priorities.
Your dedicated care coordinator manages mobile labs, imaging, records, referrals, scheduling, and follow-up, and helps reconnect the plan after urgent issues or hospitalizations.
Advanced imaging, cancer screening, genetics, sleep evaluation, and preventive neurology are interpreted together in clinical context.
CGM, activity, sleep, glucose, ketones, blood pressure, and coaching add usable context between medical reviews.
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A whole-person approach looks beyond isolated symptoms or numbers to understand the patterns shaping how you feel, perform, and age. Metabolic health connects laboratory trends and everyday data with cardiovascular, cancer, genetic, neurologic, sleep, and performance assessments.
Your physician brings those signals together to identify priorities, act on what matters now, and decide what comes next.
When an urgent concern, hospitalization, or specialist decision interrupts the plan, your dedicated care coordinator connects the pieces across your multidisciplinary team and outside specialists. Support includes clinically appropriate guidance and escalation, pre-ER coordination when medically safe, integration of specialist recommendations, discharge-plan review and follow-up, and a physician consultation for each hospitalization.
When medically appropriate, coronary CTA helps evaluate coronary anatomy and plaque-related findings. Your physician reviews the imaging alongside symptoms, laboratory results, medical history, and family history to guide next steps.
For eligible adults, Cologuard® supports colorectal cancer screening, Galleri® looks for a signal associated with multiple cancers, and AI-assisted full-body MRI, when medically appropriate, adds a broader view across major body regions. Your physician interprets findings together and recommends targeted follow-up. Galleri and MRI do not replace routine age- and risk-based screening; a positive Cologuard result requires colonoscopy.
Every member receives a comprehensive preventive neurology assessment addressing personal and family history, neurologic and cognitive concerns, medications, sleep, mood, hearing, prior head injury, and vascular and metabolic risk, together with a neurologic examination. APOE testing and a 100 Gene Longevity Panel are included and offered after education and informed consent. Results can inform an individualized risk discussion, but they cannot predict who will or will not develop Alzheimer’s disease or prevent dementia by themselves.
Your dedicated strength and conditioning coach develops a progressive plan around strength, mobility, recovery, and your medical context. Your dedicated health coach helps translate the broader plan into sustainable daily action.
Highlighted muscle groups: deltoids, pectorals, trapezius, latissimus dorsi, biceps, triceps, forearms, rectus abdominis, external obliques, gluteals, quadriceps, hamstrings, hip adductors, calves, and tibialis anterior.
Every member receives a CGM for a defined wear period. Your physician reviews glucose alongside laboratory data, activity, sleep, blood pressure, ketones, imaging, screening, genetics, and performance findings during quarterly medical and laboratory reviews. Your care coordinator and coaches help carry out shared priorities, while specialist recommendations are integrated into the evolving plan.
Your physician leads the strategy. Your care coordinator manages scheduling, records, mobile labs, referrals, and follow-up. Your coaches help make the plan workable in daily life and sustainable over time.
Directs the medical assessment, interprets CGM, laboratory, blood-pressure, imaging, and screening findings in context, manages the longitudinal plan, and coordinates specialist care.
Coordinates connected-device onboarding, mobile labs, sleep testing, scheduling, records, referrals, imaging logistics, specialist communication, and follow-up throughout the partnership.
Helps translate physician-reviewed CGM and activity or sleep patterns into practical work on nutrition, sleep, stress, behavior change, and consistent follow-through.
Builds a progressive training plan aligned with your health, current capacity, injuries, recovery, and performance goals.
When an urgent concern, hospitalization, or specialist decision interrupts the plan, your dedicated care coordinator helps connect the pieces with the clinical team.
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Advanced assessment, a dedicated care team, and ongoing coordination in one physician-led relationship.
Testing is personal. Your physician will determine what is appropriate after reviewing your health and family history.
No. Your physician selects testing based on age, medical and family history, symptoms, prior testing, safety considerations, and clinical appropriateness.
No. Galleri should be used in addition to screening recommended by your healthcare provider. It does not detect every cancer, false-positive and false-negative results can occur, and a detected signal requires confirmatory diagnostic evaluation. Galleri has not been cleared or approved by the FDA. Read Galleri safety information.
No. Cologuard is intended for adults age 45 and older who are at average risk for colorectal cancer. It is not a substitute for diagnostic or surveillance colonoscopy in higher-risk individuals. A positive result requires colonoscopy. Read Cologuard risk information.
Your physician reviews the result in context, explains the recommended next step, and helps coordinate appropriate imaging, diagnostic testing, or specialist care. Additional outside services may involve separate charges.
APOE ε4 can increase susceptibility to late-onset Alzheimer’s disease, but it is not a diagnosis and cannot determine whether or when dementia will occur. People without APOE ε4 can still develop Alzheimer’s disease. Results are reviewed alongside family history, current health, and modifiable brain-health risks. Read the National Institute on Aging genetics fact sheet.
Every member completes a structured review of sleep symptoms, routines, and relevant medical history. When that review indicates increased risk for obstructive sleep apnea, the program includes a clinician-ordered home sleep apnea test with physician interpretation. Home testing evaluates obstructive sleep apnea in appropriate adults; it does not assess every sleep disorder, and additional evaluation may sometimes be needed. Findings guide appropriate follow-up aimed at safer, more restorative sleep.
The program includes a physician consultation for each hospitalization to help review events, prepare questions, understand the discharge plan, and coordinate next steps. It does not replace the hospital’s treating team.
Book a discovery call to discuss your priorities, partnership fit, and what getting started could look like.
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