An Executive Physical Designed to Find What Routine Care Misses

Your executive physical is designed to be thorough without feeling clinical, fragmented, or rushed. From the moment you arrive, our care team coordinates the experience so you can move efficiently through your evaluation with minimal waiting and maximum time focused on your health.

You’re welcomed by our care team and guided through each part of your visit. Your history, medications, prior testing, and health concerns are reviewed in advance so you aren’t spending your appointment filling out paperwork or repeating information we should already know.

The goal is simple: a calm, private, highly organized experience built around your time.

Plan to spend up to approximately two hours with us completing a comprehensive preventive health assessment. Your evaluation may include:

• Advanced blood testing, 82 biomarkers: a broad laboratory assessment including cardiometabolic risk, ApoB, glucose control and A1c, insulin-resistance markers, inflammatory markers, hormone testing, and other important indicators of metabolic and preventive health.
• Body composition analysis: a detailed assessment of body fat, lean muscle mass, visceral fat, and other measurements that help us look beyond body weight alone.
• Vision screening: advanced French-designed vision screening to evaluate key aspects of visual function.
• Hearing evaluation: objective screening for changes in hearing that can otherwise develop gradually and go unnoticed.
• Strength, mobility, and functional assessment: evaluation of strength, movement, balance, and physical function, important markers of long-term independence and healthy aging.
• Pulmonary function testing: measurement of respiratory function, including FEV1 and FEV1/FVC, to assess airflow and pulmonary performance.
• Cardiorespiratory and metabolic assessment: resting physiologic testing provides insight into metabolism and cardiorespiratory health. Optional maximal VO₂ max exercise testing is also available for patients who want a deeper assessment of cardiovascular fitness and performance.
• Venous and vascular insufficiency screening: evaluation for evidence of impaired venous circulation and vascular dysfunction.

Dr. Gitelmaker personally reviews your history, examination, laboratory results, physiologic testing, and preventive screening.

The purpose is not to hand you dozens of individual reports. It is to interpret them together, looking for patterns, early risk signals, opportunities for prevention, and areas where your health can be meaningfully improved.

Your advanced vascular evaluation is performed during a separate scheduled visit so it can receive the time and attention it deserves. This evaluation may include:

• Echocardiogram to assess cardiac structure and function
• Carotid intima-media thickness (CIMT) testing to evaluate carotid artery health and evidence of subclinical atherosclerosis
• Carotid ultrasound assessment to help evaluate vascular disease and stroke-related risk
• Abdominal aortic ultrasound to screen for aortic aneurysm when clinically appropriate
• Additional vascular ultrasound assessment based on your individual risk profile

Once your results are complete, you meet with Dr. Gitelmaker to review the entire picture.

Rather than simply being told that your tests are “normal,” you’ll understand where your health stands today, which risks deserve attention, what can be optimized, and what should be monitored over time.

You leave with a clear, physician-led strategy for your health and, if you choose ongoing care with GitelCare, a framework for continuing to measure your progress over time.

An in-depth review of your medical history, current concerns, medications, family history, lifestyle, and long-term health goals.

Personalized laboratory testing and screening selected around your age, risk factors, and individual health profile.

A deeper look at the factors that influence heart health, metabolic health, body composition, and future disease risk.

Assessment of key measures that can provide insight into strength, fitness, function, and how your body is aging.

Your findings are reviewed together, not as isolated test results, to identify patterns, priorities, and areas that deserve further attention.

You leave with clear recommendations for what to address now, what to monitor over time, and what additional testing or specialist care may be appropriate.