Comprehensive Integrative Health Assessment

SFPMG's comprehensive new patient intake functions as a thorough integrative health assessment, combining an in-depth medical history review, cardiovascular risk evaluation, hormonal and metabolic assessment, functional nutritional analysis, and personalised preventive care planning. The programme integrates findings from advanced blood testing, hormone panels, and non-invasive cardiovascular evaluations to build a complete picture of current health and longevity risk factors.

SFPMG's comprehensive integrative health assessment is designed for patients seeking a rigorous, functional-medicine-informed evaluation of their overall health status and longevity risk profile — going well beyond the scope of a standard annual physical. The assessment begins with an extensive new patient consultation with Dr. Paul Lynn, MD, or one of the clinic's naturopathic doctors, covering a detailed personal and family medical history, lifestyle factors (sleep, stress, nutrition, exercise), symptom review across all organ systems, and a review of any prior testing. Based on this intake, a personalised diagnostic panel is ordered drawing from the clinic's extensive laboratory testing menu — typically including advanced blood chemistry, hormone panels (sex hormones, thyroid including reverse T3, adrenal cortisol and DHEA-S), metabolic markers (fasting insulin, IGF-1, HbA1c), inflammatory markers (hs-CRP, homocysteine), and nutritional status. For patients with cardiovascular concerns, non-invasive cardiovascular evaluations may be incorporated to assess arterial compliance and circulatory health. Environmental medicine considerations — heavy metal burden, toxin exposure — are included for patients with relevant histories. The clinic's anti-aging programme is structured around four pillars that the assessment evaluates and scores: lifestyle factors (sleep quality, exercise capacity, stress resilience, nutrition), metabolic detoxification (liver function, detox pathway efficiency, toxin load), circulatory health (cardiovascular risk markers, vascular function), and endocrine balance (hormone panel status, thyroid and adrenal function). Following the diagnostic phase, a follow-up consultation reviews all test results in the context of the patient's goals and history, with a written personalised preventive care plan covering therapeutic recommendations, lifestyle interventions, targeted supplementation, and where indicated, BHRT or IV therapy protocols. The clinic's out-of-network model means the assessment is thorough and unhurried, with no time pressure to process patients within a short appointment window. Superbills are provided for insurance reimbursement where applicable.