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Single-physician concierge practice offering executive physicals, longevity care, DEXA and VO2 max testing, hormone and peptide therapy.
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Single-physician concierge practice offering executive physicals, longevity care, DEXA and VO2 max testing, hormone and peptide therapy.
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Concierge longevity and primary-care practice using full-body and brain MRI, AI cardiac CT, whole-genome sequencing and microbiome testing.
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Membership concierge internal medicine practice offering same-day primary care, in-depth health checks for busy professionals, longevity and cardiovascular medicine, hormone optimization, peptides and supervised weight loss.
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Membership concierge primary care practice with tiered plans adding preventive screenings, functional and preventive medicine, hormone and metabolic support, and in-home visits.
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Physician-led concierge longevity practice offering comprehensive biomarker testing, hormone and peptide protocols, weight loss, IV and EBOO therapy, with in-person and telehealth follow-ups.
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Internal and family medicine practice running a half-day executive physical with cardiac stress testing, cardiopulmonary assessment, bone density scanning and in-house lab work, plus concierge and house-call services.
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Long-running hyperbaric oxygen centre with chambers pressurized with 100% medical-grade oxygen, offering 60- and 90-minute sessions and multi-session packages.
Physician-owned IV bar offering vitamin drips (immune, performance, jet lag, beauty) and NAD+ infusions.
IV lounge offering vitamin drips for hydration, immunity, performance and recovery, plus NAD+ and high-dose vitamin C infusions.
Wellness spa offering infrared sauna, whole-body cryotherapy, HyperMax exercise-with-oxygen, flotation tanks, BEMER sessions, ionic foot baths and massage, plus an executive physical program.
Physician-led preventive and anti-aging practice (est. 1996) offering bioidentical hormone optimization, chelation and IV therapy, ozone, PRP, EECP, peptides and weight-loss plans built around bloodwork.
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Imaging center listed by Ezra as a scan site for its full-body MRI screening; booked through Ezra.
Franchise center offering short weekly sessions on OsteoStrong Spectrum machines aimed at bone density, strength and balance.
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours, services and prices are published by each business and may change. Information only, not medical advice. How we source our listings ↗
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