Longevity Membership in Miami

Being free of symptoms does not necessarily mean you are functioning optimally. Many cardiovascular, metabolic and musculoskeletal changes develop gradually. Our goal is to identify modifiable risks early and help patients maintain their health and independence.

An annual physical provides an important foundation. Our longevity program adds a more comprehensive assessment of fitness, body composition, metabolic health, movement, and individual risk factors, followed by an ongoing, personalized plan.

There is no single longevity biomarker. I pay particular attention to cardiovascular risk, including ApoB and lipoprotein(a), glucose regulation, blood pressure, metabolic health, and other markers guided by the patient’s history. I also believe physical fitness and functional capacity are equally important.

Because living longer means very little if you lose your ability to move, exercise, and remain independent. We assess strength, mobility, body composition, and joint health to help patients maintain their physical capabilities as they age.

Not necessarily. We do not believe in prescribing the same treatments to everyone. We start with lifestyle, risk assessment, and established medical interventions. Additional therapies are considered individually, based on clinical indications, evidence, and safety.

That depends on the patient and what we are trying to improve. Some changes in metabolic health, sleep, fitness, or body composition may become measurable within months. Other benefits require sustained effort over years. We establish specific goals and monitor progress.

Very involved. After reviewing the results, we identify the patient’s top three priorities and create an individualized plan. Depending on the membership, we maintain direct communication and conduct periodic reassessments to make sure the plan continues to meet their needs.

A longevity clinic provides physician-directed care focused on optimizing biological function, preventing age-related decline, and extending healthspan. At NeoMedicine Institute, this begins with advanced diagnostics and biomarker testing to establish a clinical baseline, including VO2 max testing, comprehensive lab work, and hormonal profiling, then builds a personalized protocol around those findings. Unlike conventional medicine, which is reactive, longevity medicine at NeoMedicine Institute is proactive, designed to identify and address the root drivers of biological aging before they become symptomatic.

Biological age testing measures how your body functions relative to your chronological age. Your biological age reflects the cumulative impact of lifestyle, genetics, stress, inflammation, and hormone status on how your body is actually aging. At NeoMedicine Institute, Dr. De La Hoz uses comprehensive lab panels and biomarker analysis, including hormonal profiles, inflammatory markers, metabolic function, and performance indicators such as VO2 max, to assess your biological profile and identify where intervention can have the most impact.

Yes. The components of a longevity plan at NeoMedicine Institute are drawn from established clinical evidence in endocrinology, sports medicine, regenerative medicine, and performance physiology. Hormone optimization, advanced biomarker testing, stem cell banking, and regenerative biologic therapies are all supported by peer-reviewed clinical research. Every protocol is individualized based on your clinical picture and delivered under the direct supervision of Dr. Carlos De La Hoz, MD, triple board-certified in anesthesiology, pain medicine, and regenerative medicine.

The ideal candidate is generally healthy, proactive about their health, and in their 30s to 60s — whether they want to optimize current performance, address early signs of biological decline, or build a long-term strategy for healthy aging. The NeoMedicine longevity membership is also well suited for patients who feel their performance has plateaued despite consistent effort with diet, exercise, and sleep. Every candidate requires a physician evaluation with Dr. De La Hoz to determine which components are clinically appropriate.

Every longevity plan at NeoMedicine Institute is built from a full physician evaluation by Dr. Carlos De La Hoz, MD, which includes a review of your medical history, symptom profile, goals, and a comprehensive panel of advanced lab work and biomarker testing, including VO2 max, hormonal analysis, and metabolic markers. The results determine which therapeutic components are included, in what sequence, and at what dosing. There are no preset packages. Ongoing monitoring throughout your membership year allows the protocol to be refined based on how your body responds over time.