A longer view of your health.

A detailed look at blood-based indicators that help inform cardiovascular risk.

An in-office recording of the heart’s electrical activity.

CT imaging that can help assess calcified plaque in the coronary arteries.

Advanced imaging of the coronary arteries when clinically appropriate.

Echocardiography and related evaluations, arranged when indicated.

Ultrasound assessment of selected blood vessels when indicated.

Genetic testing for selected inherited cardiovascular conditions when family history or clinical findings warrant it.

Review of personal and family history to guide appropriate screening.

Evidence-based screening such as breast, colorectal, cervical, prostate, or lung assessment, as appropriate.

Optional imaging discussed on an individual basis, including its limitations and the possibility of incidental findings.

Genetic testing and counseling pathways for people with relevant personal or family histories.

An emerging testing option that requires discussion of uncertainty, false positives, and follow-up needs.

Additional imaging coordinated when specific findings or symptoms warrant evaluation.

A broad assessment of glucose regulation, metabolic health, and related risk factors.

Testing selected to assess blood sugar control and insulin-related concerns.

Laboratory and imaging evaluation for liver health when indicated.

Short-term glucose tracking for selected patients when useful to their care.

Targeted assessment of nutritional status and suspected deficiencies.

Selected genetic evaluations when clinical or family history supports testing.

Evaluation of hormone-related symptoms and clinically relevant hormone levels.

Assessment tailored to symptoms, life stage, and medical history.

Clinical review of symptoms, health risks, and treatment options.

Thyroid evaluation guided by symptoms and clinical findings.

Focused testing when an endocrine condition is suspected.

Follow-up assessment for patients receiving indicated hormonal treatment.

Clinical and structured assessment of memory, attention, and thinking.

Selected blood-based investigations when clinically appropriate.

Imaging arranged for specific clinical indications.

Individualized assessment that may include specialist evaluation and appropriate biomarkers.

Genetic testing considered selectively, with counseling where appropriate.

Evaluation of stroke-related risk and brain blood vessel concerns when indicated.

Screening or referral for sensory changes that can affect daily function.

Measurement of fat mass, lean mass, and body composition.

DEXA-based bone health evaluation when appropriate.

Estimation of abdominal fat distribution using available assessment tools.

Exercise testing to assess aerobic capacity and guide training recommendations.

Practical measurements of strength, mobility, and physical function.

Assessment of movement quality and physical limitations.

Energy expenditure testing where available and clinically useful.

Review of sleep patterns, quality, and contributing factors.

Risk screening and coordination of diagnostic sleep studies when indicated.

Use of sleep diaries or selected monitoring tools to identify useful patterns.

Review of dietary habits, nutritional needs, and health goals.

Practical recommendations tailored to health needs and preferences.

Targeted testing when symptoms, dietary patterns, or medical conditions warrant it.