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A clear way to begin. A plan you can make your own.

Bring the questions, goals, and everyday challenges that brought you here. Build a clearer picture of your health, then decide what comes next.

Relevant testing, clinical care, and one-on-one coaching each have a role. Your plan brings them together around you.

YOUR FIRST STEPS

Start with your story.

What you want to change matters as much as the information in a report.

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  1. Tell us what matters.

    Share your health history, current concerns, and goals. Talk about what you have tried and what you want daily life to feel like.

  2. Build your fuller picture.

    Whole-genome insights and lab panels twice a year add information to the conversation. Your clinician considers relevant findings alongside symptoms, history, and existing treatment.

  3. Choose your next steps.

    Agree on practical priorities for your care. Work with your coach on habits that support them, and review the plan as your needs change.

PEOPLE WITH DIFFERENT ROLES

Know who
to turn to.

Clear roles help you bring the right question to the right conversation.

Medical assessment
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Your clinician.

Evaluates symptoms, interprets clinical findings, and discusses treatment options. Prescribing decisions follow an individual medical assessment.

Everyday habits
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Your coach.

Helps you choose realistic goals, notice what gets in the way, and build routines around nutrition, movement, and sleep.

Your experience
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You.

Bring the experience no test can capture: how you feel, what matters to you, and what fits into your life.

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Your goals. Your conversation.What matters to you? What gets in the way? What can you try next?
Support for the day you already have.
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MAKE ROOM FOR REAL LIFE

Your plan should
fit your week.

Work, family, travel, and harder days are part of the conversation. Your coach helps you find a practical place to start and consider what to adjust along the way.

Clinical care has a different role.

A licensed clinician evaluates symptoms, interprets clinical findings, and makes treatment decisions. Your coach supports everyday goals and does not diagnose, prescribe, or adjust medication.

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A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Clarity starts here.

Answers to the questions worth asking.

Do I need to know which tests I want?

You can begin with your goals and questions. The appropriate tests and follow-up depend on your health history, clinical evaluation, and care program.

Will everyone receive the same plan?

Your priorities, clinical needs, and preferences help shape the plan. Testing adds information; it does not remove the need for an individual conversation.

What can I review before joining?

Review the membership price, lab and DNA details, coaching arrangements, visit terms, and any additional costs. Medication, when prescribed, is priced separately.

What is included in membership?

Membership brings together Longitude Genome Blueprint, two lab panels a year, one-on-one coaching, clinical review, and at least 20% off supplements and wellness devices. Review the full terms and any additional fees before joining.

What if I need urgent help?

Appointment availability and response times depend on the clinical service. Longitude CARE is not an emergency service. Seek urgent or emergency care when needed.

YOUR LIFE. YOUR HEALTH. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Your questions are
a good place to start.

Join the waitlist to hear when Longitude CARE is available.

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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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