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Seventy-five minutes — unhurried, unscripted, entirely yours.
A quiet clinic, an unhurried process, and a protocol written for you. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you book through ongoing care.
Everything begins with a conversation. You request a consultation through our contact form, a phone call, or email. Within one business day, you'll hear back from a member of our team.
We'll confirm your goals, answer initial questions, send you a secure intake form, and schedule your first visit. No pressure, no packages, no upsell scripts.
Before your first visit, we draw your comprehensive biomarker panel—over 90 markers covering every system we treat. The draw takes fifteen minutes. The interpretation takes us considerably longer.
By the time you walk into your intake appointment, your nurse practitioner has reviewed your labs, flagged patterns, cross-referenced symptoms, and sketched the outline of what we'll discuss.
Your first in-person visit is seventy-five minutes. Minimum. No one interrupts us. No one's rushing us. This is the appointment every other doctor's visit in your life has probably failed to be.
We walk through your labs marker by marker. We translate what each one says about your biology. We talk about your sleep, your energy, your workouts, your stress, the parts of your life that don't fit on an intake form. Then we design the first draft of your protocol together.
Your protocol begins. Hormones, peptides, IV therapy, aesthetic work, regenerative injections—whatever combination your biology and your goals called for. Each piece is tracked, each dose documented, each side effect heard.
During the first 90 days we're in close contact: monthly check-ins, symptom questionnaires, and an open line to your nurse practitioner for anything that comes up between visits.
Longevity medicine is not a sprint. We retest biomarkers at clinically meaningful intervals—usually every 8–12 weeks early, then stretching to quarterly or semi-annually as things stabilize.
Your protocol evolves as your biology does. Things that worked last year may not serve you this year. Things you didn't need before may become the exact lever you need now. We change what needs changing. We hold what's working.
New patient consultations are accepted by application. We keep the practice intentionally small.
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