Dillon Meier, MD
7Longevity is my private physician practice for Florida clients who want deeper investigation, individualized physician judgment, and sustained follow-through.
You may arrive with little more than annual primary care, or with specialists, imaging, genetic results, wearables, and years of data. I read the information together, quantify what matters, and decide what deserves action.
No medical records are needed.
Who this is for
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Annual labs may be normal or borderline; there may also be imaging, wearable data, genetic results, or several recommendations. You want the trend interpreted, the risks quantified, and the next decision made clear.
02
You want your health to support work, sport, family, or the years ahead. The goal needs investigation, useful measures, and a plan that can change as results return.
03
You read the studies, track, test, and experiment, but no longer want to evaluate and revise the plan alone as results return.
The difference
Picture a fit man in his seventies. Good doctors, an annual physical, labs in range. “Looks good, see you next year.” An illustration, not a client story.
The annual physical
7Longevity
At his age, the guideline math already rates him high risk, so a calcium scan isn't the recommended next step. A calcium score also only sees calcified plaque; the softer plaque stays invisible. So we skip that step. He gets a cash-pay coronary CT angiogram, read with FDA-cleared AI that measures each plaque. Then we decide with his actual arteries in front of us.
“I'd rather discuss your coronary plaque with you on a call than with the cardiac surgeon while your chest is open.”
Dillon Meier, MD
Work with Dr. Meier
Focused investigation around your priorities, or a comprehensive program across your health. We’ll decide together which fits.
The best place to start
A physician-led assessment of existing health information and written synthesis to clarify your priorities and next steps. Take the plan forward independently, or continue with ongoing care. You can also enroll directly in Advisory or Management.
The $2,500 Map fee credits toward onboarding if you enroll within 60 calendar days after your Map review.
$2,500 one time
Focused, ongoing care
Make progress on your most important health priorities.
For people who want an ongoing physician relationship, with investigations and a plan shaped around their questions, goals and emerging needs.
What guides the work
$2,500 / month
Plus $2,500 one-time onboarding
Comprehensive, ongoing care
Build a comprehensive picture. Act on it. Reassess it.
For people who want a multi-system baseline and a structured program of intervention, measurement and recalibration over time.
What guides the work
$5,000 / month
Plus $5,000 one-time onboarding
Ongoing care is month-to-month. Testing and third-party costs are separate. Visits are by telehealth, anywhere in Florida.
Onboarding is non-refundable. Written cancellation takes effect that day; unused current-month professional fees are refunded pro rata by day. Existing agreements retain their terms.
The practice is cash-pay and does not bill insurance or Medicare. Testing is billed at cost, with no markup.
No test, supplement, or referral I recommend pays me.
The role of the practice
No. 7Longevity is my private physician practice in Clearwater, Florida, serving Tampa Bay and clients across Florida. It is not primary care, urgent care, an executive physical, or a concierge team. You keep your primary care physician and your standard preventive care. My focus is healthspan. I build on that care with deeper investigation, quantified risk, explicit targets, and a plan that stays current, using advanced testing chosen for the clinical question. My approach is multidisciplinary: I work with your specialists, refer when needed, and bring what they find back into one plan.
Yes. If the first conversation points toward Management, we have a second conversation about the additional testing, time, and expense. I decide whether that plan is the right fit before either of us commits.
Existing and planned care, testing, and specialist recommendations are all useful inputs. I can help determine what matters, where advice conflicts, and what should happen next.
It is not a medical visit. We discuss what prompted you to reach out and what you already have in place.
Yes. With your authorization, I communicate with them through normal clinical channels. I do not send automatic status reports.
The practice does not replace primary care or provide urgent or emergency care. Advisory and Management are ongoing physician relationships, not test packages.
Tell me what you want to protect or improve.I'll tell you whether the Map, Advisory, Management, or none of them is the right fit.