Your longevity physician, for the long run.

You contact me directly by phone, text, or email, and I answer personally rather than through a triage line. You can reach out between reviews, including outside business hours. I am not always immediately available, and messages are not continuously monitored; when I am, I assess what you send and help direct the next step. This is not an emergency service. Emergencies are 911.

My practice is built around longevity medicine, prevention, and health optimization rather than conventional primary care or urgent care. I can address many general medical concerns when appropriate, prescribe medications, order testing, and make referrals. Patients who need substantial ongoing management of acute illness, complex chronic disease, or extensive specialist coordination should also have a primary care physician and other appropriate clinicians involved. You do not need to already have a primary care physician to work with me. Whether having one is important depends on your individual medical needs.

Emergency and hospital care. Ongoing care does not include emergency coverage and it does not replace the hospital: in an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital. Laboratory testing, imaging, medications, and supplements are separate, billed by those organizations at their own price, with no markup from me.

My fee is not billed to insurance. You can still use your insurance with outside laboratories, imaging centers, pharmacies, specialists, and other third parties when those organizations accept your plan.

Yes. Apply, and we will talk it through on the call.

You can end ongoing care at any time by writing to me. On an annual payment, the unused portion of the current term is refunded, prorated to the day. On a monthly plan, future scheduled payments stop as of the effective date. Costs already incurred with laboratories, pharmacies, or other third parties are separate and are not refunded. Ending the financial arrangement and handing your care off properly are two separate obligations, and I take the second one seriously regardless of the first. Your records and your written plan are yours to keep, and I hand off to whoever cares for you next.