Investigate the question
I review your history, records, medications, existing testing, goals, and constraints. I select deeper investigation when the question warrants it.
Dillon Meier, MD · A private physician practice · Florida
Your results should add up to an active plan for your goals.
7Longevity is my small 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
Three situations that bring people here.
01
Results without a coherent plan.
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
A specific health or performance goal.
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
A self-directed plan that has become a burden.
You read the studies, track, test, and experiment, but no longer want to evaluate and revise the plan alone as results return.
The relationship
Investigation starts the work. The relationship carries it forward.
Opening work can change what you know. My role is to decide what the evidence means, turn it into an appropriate plan, and review what happens next.
Make the decision clear
I read the results together, quantify risk, set explicit targets, and turn the evidence into an active plan.
Implement and revise
I prescribe or refer as appropriate, review the response, and change the plan as new results and goals alter the picture.
Both annual relationships carry this physician role. The difference is the structure and cadence around it.
Investigation and follow-through
Deeper investigation can change the working picture. The plan must move with it.
These deidentified observations came from individual opening investigations. Each finding and response was specific to that client; no result or treatment pathway is promised.
Cardiac risk
Severe coronary calcium, plaque, and an approximately 90% coronary blockage were found in a fit, active man in his seventies whose cholesterol had been considered borderline.
What followed: Cardiology referral, follow-up imaging, dual cholesterol-lowering therapy, and a nutrition and movement plan.
Colon screening
A gut panel raised concern despite a negative at-home stool test; colonoscopy then identified bleeding polyps.
What followed: Gastroenterology referral and completed colonoscopy.
I explain how new evidence changes the working picture, choose the next action, and review the response before making the next decision.
The real power to intervene is years before the operating room.
I have spent my career designing and implementing enterprise-scale perioperative quality and process-improvement projects. My protocols have touched hundreds of thousands of patients and resulted in reduced mortality, shorter hospital stays, and fewer complications.
I am Division Chief of Cardiothoracic Anesthesia at a large West Florida hospital, Cleveland Clinic trained, and still in the operating room full time. Cardiothoracic anesthesia requires me to synthesize several complex data streams and adjust the plan while physiology is moving.
At 7Longevity, I apply that measurement, hypothesis testing, and process-improvement discipline over time.
The investment
Two annual physician relationships.
Advisory keeps me involved around the questions and goals you bring, with quarterly reviews and additional work as needed. Management adds the Meier Management System and its predefined measurement and recalibration cadence.
Advisory
I remain involved around the questions and goals you bring, with quarterly reviews and additional work as needed. A Roadmap arrives within 60 days and stays current as results return.
- Annual professional fee
- $30,000
- Initiation, one time
- $5,000
- Approximate year-one total
- $36,200
Management
The Meier Management System adds a predefined multi-system baseline with approximately quarterly surveillance and recalibration. The Current State establishes the opening picture, and each cycle closes with a Quarterly Healthspan Review.
- Annual professional fee
- $60,000
- Initiation, one time
- $5,000
- Standard assessments
- ≈$4,000 / quarter
- Approximate year-one total
- $81,000
Both plans are annual engagements. Monthly payment or payment in full is available at the same annual total. The practice is cash-pay and does not bill insurance or Medicare. Laboratory and imaging costs are itemized with no markup; other third-party providers bill separately. Advisory's year-one estimate includes two panels at about $600 each; DEXA and VO2 max are additional. No outcome is guaranteed.
I earn nothing on anything I recommend. No test, supplement, or referral pays me.
10 Advisory seats. 3 Management seats.
The caps reflect my full clinical schedule. Qualified candidates join a waiting list at capacity.
The conversation takes about 20 minutes. I'll tell you whether Advisory, Management, or neither is the right fit.
How I work
The Meier Management System.
Management begins with a multi-system baseline, then uses an approximately quarterly cycle to measure response, test working hypotheses, and recalibrate the plan.
The system brings history, records, wearables, biomarkers, changing goals, and new concerns into a living physiological model. I use that model to decide what to change and what to measure next.
- Set up once
- Benchmark · Analyze · Engineer
- Then every quarter
- Execute · Measure · Calibrate
See how the whole system works: the cycle, how I decide, and what arrives when.
The role of the practice
I manage the 7Longevity plan alongside the rest of your care.
- Primary care remains the foundation
- You keep your primary care physician and standard preventive care. I work alongside your physicians, refer to specialists when needed, and integrate what returns into the 7Longevity plan.
- I keep the 7Longevity plan current
- I may help you build a nutrition, training, or other support team as your needs and budget allow.
- Hormone and peptide care stays outside the practice
- When one may serve your goals, I help you find an outside clinician to evaluate and manage it.
- Florida and cash-pay
- Clinical services run under my Florida medical license. The practice does not bill insurance or Medicare.
- No guaranteed outcome
- Neither plan promises a finding, an improvement, or a prevented disease.
Questions worth answering before we speak.
Fit conversation · about 20 minutes
Tell me what you want to protect or improve.I'll tell you whether Advisory, Management, or neither is the right fit.
No medical records are needed.
dr.meier@7longevity.com