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What is Longevity Medicine?

Longevity Medicine is a sophisticated, prevention-focused approach to healthcare designed to help patients optimize health, vitality, performance, and quality of life as they age. Rather than waiting for disease to develop, this modern approach emphasizes early detection, hormone balance, metabolic health, cognitive wellness, and personalized treatment strategies tailored to the individual.

For many women, the changes that begin in their late 30s, 40s, and beyond — including fatigue, weight gain, sleep disruption, brain fog, hormonal shifts, and decreased energy — are often overlooked or dismissed in traditional healthcare settings. Longevity Medicine takes a more comprehensive and proactive approach to understanding and addressing these changes before they impact long-term wellness.

With more than 30 years of experience in Women’s Health, Susan B. Poncy, M.D. offers a refined, physician-led approach to preventative and restorative care for women seeking to age with strength, confidence, and vitality. Her extensive background in women’s healthcare allows her to spearhead personalized medical strategies focused on hormone optimization, wellness, preventative screening, sexual health, and healthy aging.

This is healthcare designed for women who expect more from medicine — thoughtful guidance, advanced preventative care, and a long-term strategy for living well.

Are specialty labs and advanced testing covered by insurance?

Some advanced wellness or specialty testing may not be covered by insurance plans. The practice works to help patients access high-quality testing at competitive rates whenever possible.

Will Concierge IV MD treat me if I am not an established patient of the practice?

IV hydration and Wellness Infusions are not substitutes for medical evaluation.

Established patients presenting with acute illness, nausea/vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, chest pain, shortness of breath, fever, or other concerning symptoms will require provider assessment before infusion services can be provided.

Non-established patients with acute medical complaints must be medically evaluated before treatment and may be referred to an office visit, urgent care center, or emergency department, depending on the severity of their condition.

Patient safety remains our highest priority, and infusion services may be postponed or declined when further medical assessment is warranted.

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