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Built around what a routine physical isn't designed to catch.

Physician-led, virtual-first prevention for people whose calendars don't have room for a health scare. Advanced biomarkers, a written plan, and a physician-reviewed check-in every quarter.

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Why this exists

A 15-minute annual visit can't do this job.

A standard cholesterol panel doesn't measure ApoB or Lp(a), and both add information the usual numbers miss. VEH checks them, then follows your markers through the year.

What gets measured

The usual panel counts cholesterol. It doesn't count particles or check the inherited one.

Standard cholesterol panel

Total cholesterol

LDL cholesterol

HDL cholesterol

Triglycerides

VEH adds

ApoBcounts the particles

Lp(a)the inherited risk factor

Insulin resistancethe body working harder to keep glucose normal

2 weeks of glucosenot one moment

ApoB 1

Same cholesterol number. Very different particle count.

Each particle that can enter an artery wall carries one ApoB, so ApoB counts them. When the two numbers disagree, ApoB tracks heart risk more closely. Illustration

Lp(a) 2–5

About 1 in 5 people have high Lp(a). Few have been tested.

It's mostly inherited and barely changes over a lifetime, so one test answers it. The 2026 U.S. cholesterol guideline recommends testing it at least once in every adult.

Glucose

A fasting test sees one moment. Two weeks of data show how your day actually runs.

A sensor worn for two weeks takes a reading every few minutes, showing how meals, sleep, and activity move your glucose. It's a coaching tool, not a diagnostic test. Illustration, not a real patient

Educational illustrations, not medical advice.

Plans are built around travel, long days, and family. Visits and messages happen on your schedule, and blood draws can happen at home.

  1. Sniderman AD, et al. Discordance among apoB, non-HDL-C, and triglycerides. Eur Heart J. 2024;45:2410.
  2. American College of Cardiology. Lipoprotein(a): an independent risk factor for CV disease (about 1.5 billion people; 70 to 90% genetic). ACC, 2025.
  3. National Lipid Association. 2024 focused update on Lp(a): measure at least once in every adult. J Clin Lipidol. 2024.
  4. Mangla M, et al. Trends in Lp(a) testing at Northwell Health, 2022 to 2024 (3.7% of 450,412 outpatients with a lipid panel). Am J Prev Cardiol. 2025.
  5. ACC/AHA and 10 societies. 2026 Guideline on the Management of Dyslipidemia: measure Lp(a) at least once in all adults. Circulation. 2026.
What's inside a year

One annual membership. Eight standing deliverables.

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    90-minute comprehensive intakeA full personal, family, and lifestyle review. Not a rushed annual visit.
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    Advanced biomarker panelApoB, Lp(a), insulin resistance markers, and more where the evidence supports it.
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    Continuous glucose monitor programOptional, where it's useful for you. Real metabolic data, twice a year.
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    Quarterly reviewA structured look at your trend lines, with plan adjustments. Not a refill check.
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    Secure messaging between visitsNon-urgent questions between reviews. Not for emergencies.
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    Specialist referralsDietitian, trainer, and therapist referrals coordinated with your plan.
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    Annual prevention protocolEvery recommendation tied to a primary citation.
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    Family risk reviewOne session a year for a spouse or adult family member.
Who's behind it

Physician-led, start to finish.

VEH is led by a board-certified family medicine physician with experience across community health, membership medicine, and prevention.

Every recommendation in a VEH protocol is grounded in primary literature. The bar is "what does the study actually say," not "what did an algorithm summarize."

Every plan is built and reviewed under board-certified physician oversight. You'll know exactly who is reviewing your care, with licenses you can look up yourself, before you pay anything.

Board-certified · Family medicine Every recommendation cited Physician oversight on every plan
Founding members

The first 10 lock in a founding rate.

  • The founding rate shown when you join is the one you keep, for as long as you stay a continuous member.
  • Priority access for founding members.
  • A say in the protocols, diagnostics, and partners as the service takes shape.
  • Waitlist members hear about open dates first, in signup order.
Not open yet. Nothing to buy today. Join the list, and you'll get an email before founding spots open. Decide then.
Founding waitlist

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Questions

Things people ask before they sign up.

Is this insurance?

No. VEH is cash-pay. Your insurance still covers your day-to-day care with whoever already provides it.

Does this replace my primary care doctor?

No. VEH sits next to your existing care and focuses on prevention, advanced testing, and long-term risk. Keep your PCP.

Are you taking members now?

Not yet. The waitlist exists so founding members are lined up before doors open. You'll get an email first.

Where is it available?

Virginia first. Other states will be added as licensure expands.

What does it cost?

Founding pricing will be shared with the waitlist before anything opens. Founding members keep their rate for as long as they stay.

What happens to my details?

They're used only for VEH updates and planning. Never sold or shared, no ad trackers. Full detail in the privacy notice.