Advanced diagnostics, explained.
Testing helps us investigate current concerns and understand future risk. We choose labs, physiological testing, imaging, and questionnaires according to your symptoms, history, goals, and the questions we need to answer. Your physician interprets results alongside what we know about you.
These pages explain what each of our most important diagnostics actually measures, why it matters, what to expect, and how we use the results. The goal isn't to sell you on any one test — it's to make sure you understand what's being done to your body and what we plan to do with the data.
VO₂ Max Testing
Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test (CPET)
The single best measurement of cardiorespiratory fitness — and one of the strongest predictors of long-term mortality.
Read moreDEXA Body Composition Scan
Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry
The clinical gold standard for measuring fat, lean muscle, visceral fat, and bone density.
Read moreCoronary Artery Calcium Score
CAC Score
A low-dose CT scan that quantifies plaque in your coronary arteries — the most accurate non-invasive marker of cardiovascular risk we have.
Read moreSleep Study
Home Sleep Apnea Test
An overnight assessment of your sleep architecture, breathing, and oxygenation — at home, in your own bed.
Read moreContinuous Glucose Monitoring
CGM
Two weeks of 24/7 glucose data — how your body actually responds to food, exercise, sleep, and stress.
Read moreAdvanced Bloodwork
Comprehensive Biomarker Panel
A comprehensive biomarker panel that goes well beyond a standard physical — lipids, metabolic, inflammatory, and nutritional.
Read moreHormone Panel
Comprehensive Endocrine Assessment
A clinically curated look at the hormones that drive energy, body composition, mood, and recovery.
Read moreResting ECG
12-Lead Electrocardiogram
A 12-lead snapshot of your heart's electrical activity — fast, painless, and high-yield as a baseline.
Read moreUseful testing. Meaningful interpretation.
These are available tools, not a checklist every patient needs. Your physician connects relevant findings with your history and goals to identify priorities for your plan. Testing, written summaries, and follow-up are agreed individually before proceeding.