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One physician who knows you, and keeps you well.

Concierge longevity medicine from a board-certified family physician certified in Health Optimization Medicine. I care for a small number of patients at home across the Charlotte metro and by video across North Carolina, following their health over years, not visits.

Dr. Daniel Tagge reviewing results with a patient at their kitchen table
  • CertifiedBoard-certified family physician
  • DistinctionNorth Carolina's only physician to complete all Health Optimization Medicine certification levels
  • Based inCharlotte, North Carolina

Two ways to organize care.

  • Encounter

    Typical care
    A visit when something happens.
    Tagge Health
    A physician who stays with you over time.
  • Communication

    Typical care
    Messages move through a system.
    Tagge Health
    You contact me directly, and I answer personally.
  • Measurement

    Typical care
    Results are read one at a time.
    Tagge Health
    I follow your physiology over years and interpret change in context.
  • Memory

    Typical care
    Each visit can start from the chart.
    Tagge Health
    I carry the story forward, so each decision builds on the last.

Most medicine is organized around illness.This practice is organized around your health, over years.

What that looks like in practice

  • In person

    Charlotte-area home visits

  • Virtual

    Telemedicine across North Carolina

  • Between reviews

    Call or text Dr. Tagge directly

  • Scheduled

    Quarterly physician reviews

How it begins

Every relationship starts the same way.

  1. 01

    Apply.

    A few minutes. I review every application myself.

  2. 02

    The Precision Health Assessment.

    One thorough physician review, a visit, and a written Precision Health Plan.

  3. 03

    My recommendation.

    I tell you what I think should happen next, including whether ongoing care with me makes sense.

Explore the Precision Health Assessment

One model, two physician roles

Same longevity medicine. Different physician role.

Longevity Physician

Keep your doctor. Add Dr. Tagge for the long game.

$3,000 annually

Personal Physician

Dr. Tagge becomes your personal physician.

$6,000 annually · Offered selectively.

See how ongoing care works

Dr. Daniel Tagge arriving at a Charlotte home for a house call, doctor's bag in hand

Your physician

Medicine starts with listening.

I’m Daniel Tagge, a board-certified family physician. My parents are both surgeons, and both of my grandfathers were doctors. I built this practice because conventional medicine rarely gave me enough time to understand the person behind the chart.

Here, you talk and I listen. I have already read your history, and there is no screen between us. We start with what matters to you and what deserves attention first.

More about Dr. Tagge

My commitment

Your health should guide my recommendations, not financial incentives.

  • My fee is for my medical care. No commissions or rebates, and no markup on testing, medications, or supplements.
  • You see third-party costs before you decide.
  • If I don’t think something is worth doing, I will tell you.

From patients

I came to Daniel after trying everything. He found bottlenecks in my metabolism that nobody had even looked for. The work he does is a different category of medicine.
Matt V. · Optometrist, Practice Founder

Full quote and more patient stories

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

You start by applying. It takes a few minutes and nothing medical, and I read every application myself and follow up with you after review. If we are a good fit, care begins with the Precision Health Assessment: one thorough physician review of your history, your records, and your goals, a visit, and a written Precision Health Plan. Afterward I recommend the right next step. Ongoing care is one of the possibilities, not a foregone conclusion.

Where to start

If this is the kind of physician you have been looking for.

Start with an application. It takes a few minutes, nothing is charged, and I read every one myself.