WHAT WE TEST
Data that change decisions.
Every test here is on the list because current preventive and longevity medicine shows it helps us decide what to watch, treat or track. Markers that move with your plan are checked twice a year, the rest once a year, and a few only once.
AT A GLANCE
100+
core lab tests
30+
optional tests
health domains
2x a year
Markers that move with your plan
1x a year
Yearly check on the rest
Once
Set by genes, checked at baseline
BEYOND THE STANDARD CHECKUP
Skipped by most checkups. Checked here.
A routine physical often stops at a basic cholesterol panel and blood sugar. These are some of the markers we add because they catch risk earlier.
2x a year
Apolipoprotein B (ApoB)
The most direct count of the particles that build plaque in your arteries.
Cardiovascular
Once
Lipoprotein(a)
An inherited heart risk factor that standard cholesterol tests miss.
Cardiovascular
2x a year
Fasting insulin
One of the earliest warning signs of insulin resistance.
Metabolic
1x a year
Cystatin C with eGFR
A more accurate read on kidney function than creatinine alone.
Metabolic
THE TEST LIBRARY
Everything we test, in plain language.
Open any test to see what it measures, why it is on your plan and how often we check it. Dr. Amin orders what fits your history, goals and care path.
No tests match “”. Try a test name like ApoB or vitamin D.
HOW TESTING WORKS
Your doctor reads every result with you.
Numbers on their own rarely tell you what to do. Each result is read against your history, your goals and your last draw.
01
Your plan sets the tests
After your 90 minute intake, Dr. Amin orders the labs and scans that fit your history, goals and care path.
02
Get tested locally
You visit a lab or imaging center near you. Results land in your member portal.
03
Review, adjust, retest
Go over results in unlimited follow-up visits and messages, then recheck the markers that move with your plan.
Ordering labs, imaging, medications and referrals is included in your membership. The tests themselves are billed by the lab or imaging center to your insurance or paid out of pocket.
Test descriptions are general information, not medical advice. Which tests you get, and how often, depends on your history and is decided with your physician.
