No. Elevrae Health is a prevention and lifestyle medicine practice focused on comprehensive health assessment, risk reduction, lifestyle-based care, and selected medical management. It is designed to complement—not replace—primary care.

Yes. Elevrae patients should maintain a primary care physician for routine primary care, acute illness, and medical needs outside the scope of Elevrae Health. When appropriate, Elevrae can coordinate with your primary care physician or other specialists involved in your care.

Objective testing includes vital signs, body composition scanning, VO2 max testing, EKG, grip strength, vision, hearing, and lab work

Complete blood count (CBC), complete metabolic profile (CMP), lipid panel, apolipoprotein B, lipoprotein(a) (one time), high sensitivity CRP, thyroid stimulating hormone with reflex free T4, vitamin B12, vitamin D, iron panel, ferritin, PSA (for men), and urinalysis. Additional lab work may be obtained on an individualized basis at an additional cost.

Yes. We encourage you to provide relevant recent laboratory results, imaging, and preventive screening records before your visit whenever possible. We will review existing information and order additional testing only when appropriate.

Lab work is not collected at Elevrae. Patients can receive their lab work at either LabCorp or Quest.

The comprehensive health visit takes approximately 2 hours total. The first hour consists of all initial testing. The second hour is dedicated time with the physician.

No. Membership is optional. Patients who would like ongoing physician follow-up between annual Comprehensive Health Assessments may choose to enroll in Elevrae Membership. While comprehensive health assessments are recommended annually they are paid for at the time of your visit and are not automatically billed to the patient.

Elevrae may provide selected medical management when it falls within the scope of prevention, lifestyle medicine, and chronic disease risk reduction. This may include treatment of conditions such as elevated cholesterol, high blood pressure, insulin resistance, obesity, and peri/menopause with medications prescribed when clinically appropriate.

If a medical concern requires care outside Elevrae’s scope, we will recommend that you see your primary care physician or the appropriate specialist. When helpful, we can also assist with referrals and coordination of care.

Elevrae Health does not bill insurance directly. Many services may be eligible for HSA/FSA reimbursement—eligibility varies so we recommend checking with your plan provider. We are happy to provide receipts (superbills) upon request.

We made this choice deliberately. Insurance-based models often require physicians to see a high volume of patients in short visits and can limit which tests and services are covered—even when they are clinically valuable. Operating outside insurance allows us to spend more time with each patient, order tests based on your individual health history and goals, and focus on proactive, personalized care rather than the constraints of an insurance-based model.

We are finalizing pricing ahead of our launch. The goal of pricing is to balance affordability with first class service to all of our clients. Join our waitlist to be the first to receive pricing details and priority enrollment.

Standard laboratory testing is included in the cost of the comprehensive assessment. Additional lab work and preventive screening tests are not included in the cost of Elevrae membership. Standard screening tests such as annual screening mammograms and screening colonoscopies are typically covered by insurance. Medications may be covered by insurance but are not included in the cost of Elevrae membership.