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Care begins with understanding.

Your experience belongs in the conversation. So do useful health information, clinical judgment, and a plan that fits your life.

Longitude CARE connects the administrative side of telehealth with independent licensed clinicians and practical one-on-one coaching.

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Your experience first.

Start with what has changed, the questions you bring, and the life you want to live.

Information in context.

Consider relevant findings alongside your health history, current care, and goals.

Support you can use.

Keep clinical decisions with a licensed clinician and work on everyday priorities with a coach.

The company behind your membership.

Longitude Care LLC is a Wyoming limited liability company with its principal office at 291 Rich Circle, Franklin, Tennessee 37064. It is wholly owned by Longitude Health Inc., the company behind Longitude's precision-medicine clinics.

Longitude Care operates this website and the administrative side of the programs offered here: enrollment, scheduling, billing, coordination with pharmacies and laboratories, and member support. It was formed in 2026 to bring that clinic's measurement-first approach to people who cannot walk into one.

Leadership and accountability.

Peter Miller · Chief Executive Officer

Founder of Longitude. Responsible for the company, the platform, and the standards it holds itself to.

Brandon Miller, DO · Chief Medical Officer

Clinical governance — protocols, formulary and quality oversight. Care for members is delivered by independent licensed clinicians.

Joshua Turley · Chief Financial Officer

Finance, pricing and the commitments we make about what things cost.

How clinical care is delivered.

Longitude Care does not practice medicine or prescribe. Independent licensed clinicians review your information, decide whether treatment is appropriate, and may decline. Membership is not a prescription, and no medication is dispensed before a clinician has reviewed you.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Read the medication information and discuss the benefits, risks, alternatives, and costs with your clinician before deciding.

Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for information about the service and how information is handled.

The photography on this page is illustrative. It does not depict the named leaders, treating clinicians, or actual members.

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CLEAR ROLES. USEFUL SUPPORT.

Know who
to ask.

Your clinical questions and everyday priorities both deserve attention. Understanding each person’s role helps you bring the right question to the right conversation.

Clinical decisions stay with clinicians.

An independent licensed clinician evaluates your health information and makes medical decisions. Your coach helps with practical goals and everyday habits; coaching does not diagnose, prescribe, or adjust medication.

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A CONSIDERED APPROACH

Understand the next step.

Useful information should leave you clearer about what to ask and what to do next.

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  1. Start with your questions.

    Bring your experience, current concerns, and goals. Ask what the service offers, what it costs, and whether it is available to you.

  2. Put the information together.

    Your clinician considers relevant findings in context. Discuss what they mean, where uncertainty remains, and which options are appropriate.

  3. Make room for follow-through.

    Choose practical priorities with your coach. Medical questions, treatment decisions, and clinical follow-up stay with your clinician.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Who is behind your care?

Clear responsibilities are part of a clear offer.

Who provides clinical care?

Care is delivered by independent licensed clinicians. Longitude Care LLC operates the website and administrative services. Clinical assessment and prescribing decisions belong to the clinician.

Does membership guarantee a prescription?

No. A clinician reviews your circumstances and may decide that a treatment is not appropriate. Medication, when prescribed, is priced separately.

What is the difference between coaching and clinical care?

Coaching supports practical goals and habits around food, movement, sleep, and follow-through. Medical assessment, diagnosis, prescribing, and clinical interpretation stay with qualified clinicians.

How can I ask the company a question?

Write to hello@longitude.care or use our Contact page. Keep medical details out of ordinary email; it is not a secure channel or a place to seek emergency care.

GET TO KNOW LONGITUDE CARE

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Care and testing depend on clinical needs and availability. Medication requires an appropriate prescription and is priced separately. Outcomes vary.

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