We are all bombarded with ads for products that promise to keep us younger, reverse aging, and fix whatever ailments might be slowing us down. Whether their products are legitimate or not, the longevity movement has certainly ignited a curiosity in patients. Although everyone is interested in living as long as possible, an equally important goal is to increase our health span This is the amount of time we have when we remain active and able to do all (or most) of the activities we have come to enjoy.
At Priority Physicians, longevity has been our singular focus since Dr. Veatch and I founded the practice in 2002, long before the term became a buzzword. As part of our standard membership and annual exam, we offer a unique panel of tests and treatments for our patients.
As the science of preventative medicine evolves rapidly, we see our role clearly: to help you separate medical fact from marketing fiction. We evaluate the latest trends, so you don’t have to, filtering out the unproven noise to find what actually works. Right now, we are putting together LONGEVITY PLUS, a curated selection of next generation testing and treatments that represent the future of longevity medicine.
These include cutting-edge approaches to brain health, the gut microbiome, cardiovascular optimization, functional movement, and AI-driven genomics. We’ll be exploring all of these in upcoming publications of THE PULSE, starting with the Movement Assessment Blog in today's edition, featuring Dr. Amanda Morris, and will continue to introduce each element one by one over the next several months, as well as the associated costs for each.
As you sort through the clutter of “longevity advice” from books, social media and conversations with others, we want to continue to be your guide in this new era of medicine that can understandably cause confusion. Please do not hesitate to bring questions to your physician for guidance and direction.
Whether you are interested in LONGEVITY PLUS or those within our traditional membership structure, your physician is available to help you learn more.
Sincerely,
Dr. Matthew Priddy