Precision healthcare that takes into account an individual’s lifestyle, genetics, and biometrics to reach their goals - whether that’s reducing future health risks, optimizing sports performance, or simply feeling better in daily life.

By using advanced and individually tailored lab analysis, genetics, microbiome, and wearable technology, we take the guesswork out of your health.

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What is precision medicine?

Precision medicine is personalized medicine. Precision medicine takes into account an individual's lifestyle, genetics, and biometrics to reach their goals – whether that’s reducing future health risks, optimizing sports performance, or simply feeling better in daily life. 

By using advanced and individually tailored lab analysis (with additional options for incorporating genetics, microbiome, and wearables), a precision medicine trained physician can give you evidence-based recommendations to help you optimize your diet, sleep, exercise, disease risk reduction, and more.

How is this different from traditional healthcare?

Traditional healthcare often uses a one-size-fits-all approach, with testing and treatment parameters designed for the average patient. While this can be effective, it doesn’t take into account individual variations in genetics, lifestyle, and environment. Personalized medicine tailors treatment and prevention strategies to the individual based on their biomarkers, genetic makeup, lifestyle, and goals.

What can genetics tell me about my health?

Advanced genetic testing is now widely available that provides information on single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) that affect your cardiovascular health, nervous system, nutrient absorption, exercise response and recovery, oxidative stress, and more.

Take the guesswork out of optimizing your own health

We can help with optimizing your exercise, diet, sleep, gut health, inflammation, stress management, sports performance, dementia risk, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, insulin resistance, and more.