Longevity Medicine
That Still Answers to Medicine
For people who want their labs, family history, symptoms, and medications interpreted before a crisis writes the plan.
My practice is for people who want a physician watching risk while there is still time to act.
Hillary Lin, MD
Stanford-trained. Clinically skeptical. Building the practice I wanted for my own family.
I spent 11 years at Stanford, trained in internal medicine, and watched medicine enter late: after the plaque, after the exhaustion, after the medication list got complicated. This practice moves the conversation earlier without pretending every test deserves an intervention.
A plan that survives real life
Labs matter only if they change the next decision. I build plans around risk, symptoms, medications, and what you can actually sustain.
Diagnostics with a reason
ApoB, Lp(a), CIMT, CGM, VO₂ max, and metabolic labs, ordered when the result would change the plan, not to decorate a dashboard.
Interventions with stop rules
Prevention work, medications, hormones, and supplements need a target, follow-up, and a reason to stop if they are not helping.
Virtual practice · physician-led · select states
Clinical work
The clinical work behind the protocol.
Interpret, not just order
I read ApoB, CIMT, metabolic markers, family history, and symptoms together, then translate them into a next step.
Manage medications, hormones, and supplements
GLP-1s, rapamycin, metformin, hormones, and supplements, prescribed, adjusted, or stopped when clinically appropriate.
Look past 'normal' when the pattern says otherwise
Some results are technically in range but wrong for your history, symptoms, or trajectory.
Make the case coherent
I review the labs, imaging, specialist notes, and second opinions so the plan is not scattered across five portals.
Read the papers before they become podcast claims
I sort early signal from premature claims before it reaches your plan.
Direct access, small panel
You message me directly. I keep the panel small enough to know the context before I answer.
Boundaries
So we're on the same page.
- ✕Replace your PCP for acute/sick care
- ✕Urgent or after-hours care
- ✕Therapy or mental health treatment
- ✕Guarantee specific outcomes
- ✕Unlimited on-demand access
- ✕Order labs just because you saw them on a podcast
Why it feels different
Compared with concierge or DPC
They improve access to primary care. I focus on longitudinal risk, labs, medications, and the decisions that do not fit into a standard annual visit.
Compared with wellness coaching
My role is medical: diagnose when appropriate, prescribe when appropriate, review imaging, coordinate with specialists, and document the reasoning.
Programs
Choose by how much follow-up you actually want: one consult, flexible annual care, or structured quarterly support.
Essential
$847
A focused entry point if you want a physician-led plan without ongoing membership yet.
- ✓45-min deep-dive consultation (video)
- ✓Written longevity protocol
- ✓Basic lab review included
- ✓30-day async follow-up window
- ✓Prescribing if clinically appropriate
- ✓Credit toward membership if you join within 30 days
Core Membership
$1,800/yr
Flexible annual care: ongoing async support, plus follow-up visits only when you actually need them.
- ✓1 annual full review session (45 min)
- ✓Year-round async messaging (48–72hr response)
- ✓Ongoing labs review & interpretation
- ✓Rx management (refills, adjustments, new Rx async)
- ✓$450 follow-up visits available as needed
Premium Membership
$3,300/yr
or $897/quarter
For people who want regular physician touchpoints and a built-in cadence, not just async support.
- ✓4 quarterly video sessions (45 min each)
- ✓Monthly async check-ins
- ✓Annual longevity lab panel included
- ✓Labs review & Rx management
- ✓48–72hr async messaging
How care works
What happens after you pay, and what does not.
Video visits are where we make the hard calls
Every tier includes at least one video visit to establish care, review the record, and decide what changes. Between visits, most follow-up happens by message because many questions do not need a live appointment. Core members can add follow-up visits as needed; Premium builds that cadence in.
Labs are individualized
Lab costs are separate because the right panel depends on the person. Many routine labs may be covered by insurance, and more affordable direct-pay options are being added for people who prefer cash pricing.
Defined response times
I respond to messages within 48–72 hours. If something is urgent, that's what urgent care and the ER are for — this relationship is about the long game, not acute care.
A small panel is the product
I cap the panel so I can remember the context: what we tried, what changed, and what we are deliberately not doing.
The first visit sets the boundaries
Our first meeting covers how we'll work together: what I monitor and when, how to reach me, what warrants a message vs. what we save for check-ins, and what falls outside scope. No surprises on either side.
Get the Practice Guide
Fees, visit cadence, lab scope, and what happens before anyone prescribes anything.
Virtual care where I'm licensed
Medical care is available only where I'm licensed; outside those states, I can offer education or coaching, not diagnosis or prescribing.
Practice name: Hillary Lin MD
Not sure where to start?
Book a one-time consult. If it's the right fit, you'll know — and your credit carries forward toward membership.