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"Executive Physicals" combine a comprehensive history and physical examination with advanced screening tests. Custom-tailored diagnostic evaluations, recommended by experienced physicians, focus on promoting wellness and prevention.
The patient's age and gender, as well as their medical/surgical history, family history and their personal nutrition, exercise and lifestyle issues are incorporated in the medical interview. Immunization and vaccination status are reviewed. Each patient undergoes a thorough, extended physical examination(and gynecological exam for women) by a licensed Medical Doctor.
Blood and urine samples are submitted for extensive personalized laboratory testing. Routine chemistry, blood counts and cholesterol levels are determined. Sophisticated customized laboratory analyses are performed further profiling the patient's metabolic and hormonal status. Confidential HIV and STD(sexually transmitted diseases) testing is also available.
Traditional routine screening tests(mammogram, EKG, colonoscopy, etc.) are ordered and technologically progressive diagnostic radiology studies are considered on an individual basis.
Once the extensive lab testing and screening studies are complete, a follow-up consultation is scheduled. The doctor then reviews test results with the patient providing personalized guidelines and specific recommendations to help maintain
optimal health. A written report is provided to the patient.
Please browse our web site. We welcome new patients and look forward to providing an informative assessment of your health.

Please browse our website. We welcome new patients and we look forward to seeing you in our office soon.

The main focuses for optimal health and life extension can be seen in all of the following groups:

1. Genetics:  While our genetic makeup is pre-determined, lifestyle, nutrition, and other activities controlled by us can radically affect the way our genes are expressed.
2. Lifestyle: With the reduction of stress, healthy living practices that mostly common sense, such as not smoking, drinking alcohol only in moderation, avoiding narcotics, eating fresh foods and a balanced diet, drinking clean pure water and avoiding radiation, heavy metals, pollution etc.
3. Toxins: Avoiding them as best we can including the lesser known toxins such as pesticides, preservatives, etc.
4. Exercise: Regular, non-traumatic, aerobic exercise.
5. Stress Reduction: Relaxation techniques to minimize stress and attempting to re-structure our lives to reduce the external stresses placed on us by employers, friends, etc.
6. Nutrition: Carefully chosen fresh, unpreserved foods, along with the judicious use of balanced multi-vitamins and minerals to ensure that all nutritional needs are being met, especially as these needs usually increase with age.
7. Anti-Oxidants: Using them, in moderation, to help eradicate free-radicals (a cause of premature aging) and to help eliminate pollutants, in turn this has a major benefit for the long-term health of an individual.
8. Hormone Maintenance: The carefully supervised use of hormones and precursors to ensure that they remain at appropriate levels and this, in turn, can lead to improved mental and physical capabilities.