Advanced strategies only after the high-impact systems are optimized

Longevity strategies are never the starting point. They are applied only after the major modifiable drivers of morbidity and mortality have been systematically addressed.

Our longevity approach is sequential and disciplined:

Dr. Fraser specializes in longevity medicine, with a comprehensive approach outlined in this video. The core strategy is to systematically monitor and address every modifiable factor that could impact lifespan or healthspan.

This includes the thoughtful, evidence-informed use of off-label medications and select peptides for patients where such interventions may influence the biology of aging. By targeting aging itself, we aim to reduce the risk of virtually every major cause of death and disability.

While no one can live forever, gaining an additional 7–10 years of high-quality life is a meaningful and attainable goal—and we strive to exceed it.

Systematically identify and optimize every major modifiable driver of disease (vascular, metabolic, neurocognitive, hormonal, renal).
Only then consider evidence-informed interventions that may influence the biology of aging — including cyclic rapamycin, SGLT2 inhibitors, GLP-1 receptor agonists, carefully selected peptides, senolytic strategies, and targeted supplementation.
Continuousmonitoring for malignancy risk, neurocognitive change, and subclinical vasculardisease.

The goal is not to chase every new intervention. The goal isto reduce the probability of the conditions that most commonly steal qualityyears of life.

What types of treatments are available as part of Longevity Care?

Optimizing all traditional risk factors and conditions that could impact healthspan or lifespan
Off label use of agents that show promise for extending healthspan or lifespan. Examples are sirolimus/rapamycin, sglt-2 inhibitors, GLP-1 agents, senolytic agents, supplements, some other peptides
Optimizing supplements, diet, exercise
Focused ongoing evaluation and monitoring for malignancy, neurocognitive decline, and vascular disease

If this is your first visit, there are 2 forms we need filled out.

Request to be a Member:
https://www.grantfrasermd.com/new-patient-form· You will receive an invitation to join our practice along with access to our Electronic Medical Record (EMR).
· As a membership-based practice, you may self-schedule a pre-paid 30-minute session through the EMR to learn more about our program.
· We are currently enrolling only comprehensive longevity patients seeking full-spectrum medical care along with a focus on extending healthspan and lifespan.
Permission to treat/privacy and telemedicine paperwork·
Non-Medicare:https://app.formdr.com/practice/MzUxNTA=/form/NMw8w60HYZgDjuv1bLieVIHdud5K411hMedicare:https://app.formdr.com/practice/MzUxNTA=/form/ovsneLjR7otKxGrc1qfdEIcU9YkugJ7eMedicare:https://app.formdr.com/practice/MzUxNTA=/form/ovsneLjR7otKxGrc1qfdEIcU9YkugJ7e
If you need to see us immediately or same day, email to confirm whether we are available or can work you in. The email is: Dr-Frasers-Office@grantfrasermd.com
We do not bill insurance or Medicare. For non-Medicare only, you can submit the superbill we provide to your insurance for reimbursement.

Once I fill out the forms what is the process?

Sign on to your EMR before the appointment time (NOTE all times are CENTRAL TIME)
In the left margin there is a Join Meeting button – click on that, and the professional HIPAA version of Zoom will launch.

How does the telemedicine consult work?