Track everything. Own all of it. Then actually act on it.
Your health is spread across multiple doctors' office filing cabinets, apps, and a drawer of test results nobody has read. Prime Years holds your whole health record; it's updated every day, never forgotten, and yours forever. We analyze all your information in one place to give you the strongest personalized results. Your daily symptoms, medications, and inputs all become part of a clinician-signed plan.
Real prescriptions from licensed clinicians, four blood tests a year, a full panel and then a follow-up every three months built around your plan, and one chart that shows whether any of it is working.
- Every test they run, plus your wearable and your symptoms, live.
- Marcus reads all of it and tells you what it means.
- Then a dietitian builds the stack and a US-licensed clinician decides whether a prescription is right for you.
Ask about any number on your chart, or tell him how you feel.
- He reads your result against the lab's range. Ask about any number on your chart. He tells you what changed and what moved it.
- He drafts your questions. With the numbers your clinician needs. Your clinician decides.
- Or tell him how you feel. In your own words. He asks what a clinician would need to know.
- Added only when you say so. He turns it into a note, and nothing goes on your record until you confirm it.
Marcus
Education & navigation
My triglycerides went back up to 139. Is the GLP-1 still working?
Your triglycerides fell from 228 to 118 mg/dL between October and April, then rose to 139 in July. 139 is still inside the lab's normal range, which is under 150.
HbA1c, the marker the GLP-1 targets most, kept falling, from 6.3% to 5.6%. You mentioned drinking more over the summer, and triglycerides move with alcohol within weeks. Whether anything in your plan changes is your clinician's call.
What should I ask them?
I've put two questions in a draft for your next visit.
Your follow-up draft
Marcus prepared this draft for your clinician.
- Triglycerides139 mg/dL in July, up from 118 in April. Lab range under 150. Should anything change before the next draw in October?
- AlcoholIs cutting back again enough on its own?
Marcus
Education & navigation
I keep waking around 4am and can't get back to sleep.
How long has it been happening, and on how many nights a week?
A few weeks now. Most nights.
How much is it affecting your days: a little, quite a lot, or a great deal?
Quite a lot. I'm short-tempered by the afternoon.
Here is the note. Once it is saved it sits on your timeline beside your wearable's sleep data.
Add this to your record?
Waking around 4am, can't get back to sleep
Most nights
Moderate
For a few weeks
Nothing is too small to write down.
Cold hands. A short temper in the afternoons. Waking at four. On their own they sound like nothing, and most doctors will treat them like nothing. There is no billing code for “off”.
We record every one of them, dated, and we keep them. They are the sentences that turn a page of numbers into an explanation. And we do not give up on you, not when a protocol does not work, not when a number will not move, not when the thing bothering you is too small to have a name.
Your baseline lab panel
Markers that show how your body is actually running today, and what sets your Prime range.
What you do
- Answer a short intake about your goals and your health history.
- Give the sample. Some panels are an at-home kit you mail back. Some need a blood draw at a partner lab near you.
- You do not need a referral. You do not need to see anyone first.
What we do
A partner lab runs the panel and the results land in your private Prime Years record.
Your first consultation
A licensed clinician reads the results with you and says what they mean.
What you do
- Book a time that suits you. The visit is online, from home.
- Bring anyone you want on the call. A partner or an adult child is welcome.
- Ask everything. This is the visit where you decide whether to go further.
What we do
Your clinician explains each result in plain words, then recommends a protocol, or tells you that you do not need one.
Nothing is prescribed before both are done. Already have recent bloodwork? Bring a PDF from any lab in the country and your clinician reads what you have rather than ordering it again.
We make our money on the membership. Not on your medication.
Most of this industry marks up the drug and gives the advice away. That gets you sold a higher dose. We do it the other way round: you pay us for the thinking, and we push everything else as close to cost as we can get it.
Membership
Price announced before launch
Membership pays for the app that keeps your health in one place: Marcus, who reads your whole record and explains it; your health passport; your complete health profile; every result and how it is trending; your wearables; your protocols; and the supplement store.
Prescriptions
Cost plus a markup confirmed at launch
As close to what the pharmacy charges us as we can run it. We would rather you stayed a member for ten years than paid us twice on this month's vial.
Supplements
Priced before you order
The brands you already take, chosen from your labs rather than a quiz.
Testing is paid separately from the membership. Every member's tests are chosen for them, so each is priced to you, and you see the cost before you book.
No insurance, no claims, no denials, no surprise bill. Every price is shown in full before you confirm, and you can cancel by email, without a phone call.
The parts that are not marketing.
Four things that are true about Prime Years today, and how you can check each one.
US-licensed clinicians
Every prescription is written by a clinician licensed in your state, after they review your intake and your labs. No prescription is issued without that review.
How the review worksUS-licensed pharmacies
Medications are dispensed and shipped by pharmacies licensed in the United States, including compounding pharmacies for therapies that are prepared to order.
A HIPAA-compliant platform
Your record is encrypted, access is logged, and the people who can see it are the ones caring for you. Your health data lives in a clinical-grade datastore, not a spreadsheet.
Read the privacy policyNothing that identifies you is sold without your signature
We do not sell your personal information, and we do not use your health data to target ads. If that ever changes, the law requires your separate, signed permission first, and saying no changes nothing about your care.
See section 10
Make these your Prime Years.
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