Your longevity physician,
for the long run.

You leave with your written Precision Health Plan. The Assessment stands on its own, and there is no obligation to continue. Ongoing care is not automatic for either of us: if it looks useful and appropriate, we decide on it together.

Yes. The Assessment works alongside the care you already have; it does not replace your primary care physician. What I add is one physician reading your history, labs, and goals together, then writing down where you stand and what deserves attention first. If ongoing care with me makes sense after that, we decide together.

Testing is individualized. Some people need only a focused set of labs; others benefit from a broader view that may include repeat blood work, metabolomics, fitness measures, or selected imaging. We use more data when it is likely to improve a decision, not simply to collect more data.

Tagge Health is direct pay. The Assessment is $500 one time. Outside labs, imaging, medications, and specialists are separate costs, and insurance may apply to them. Superbills may be available on request for insurance or HSA/FSA reimbursement; what a plan reimburses is up to the plan.

No. I see adults across North Carolina by video, and in person in the Charlotte area when that is clinically useful. Because I am licensed in North Carolina, you need to be physically in the state at the time of each visit.