Metabolic Health
Longevity Medicine
Metabolic and Heart Health Testing in Scarsdale, NY
Protocol Health measures cardiometabolic risk beyond a routine panel at our Scarsdale, NY clinic: ApoB, Lp(a), fasting insulin, HbA1c and inflammation markers, plus body composition, then builds a plan that may include medical weight loss.
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Metabolic & Cardiovascular Health at Protocol Health
Before you book
Risk shows up in the blood before it shows up anywhere else
A standard cholesterol panel can look fine while ApoB, a count of cholesterol-carrying particles, runs high, and Lp(a), which is largely inherited, is rarely measured at all. Fasting insulin adds a view of blood sugar control that HbA1c alone does not give. Protocol Health's longevity panels measure these alongside hs-CRP, so risk is seen earlier.
Who should look deeper
Anyone with a family history or early warning signs.
- Family history of early heart disease
- Prediabetes or rising weight
- High blood pressure or cholesterol
- People who want numbers beyond a routine panel
What a plan can include
Chosen from your results.
Medical weight loss. Including GLP-1 medication when appropriate.
Lifestyle targets. Protein, strength training and sleep, with numbers to track.
Coordination. Results you can share with your cardiologist or primary care doctor.
What gets measured
Lipids beyond LDL. ApoB, ApoA1, Lp(a) and an NMR LipoProfile.
Blood sugar. Fasting insulin and HbA1c.
Inflammation. hs-CRP and homocysteine.
Body composition. A SECA scan separates fat from lean mass.
How the cardiometabolic workup runs
In the Scarsdale clinic.
- Consultation. History and family history.
- Labs and scan. Bloodwork drawn on site and a SECA scan.
- Review. Your risk explained in plain terms.
- Plan and re-test. Follow-up labs to track change.
Common questions
Metabolic & Cardiovascular Health: frequently asked questions
What is ApoB?
A measure of the number of cholesterol-carrying particles, which can be high even when LDL looks normal.
What is Lp(a)?
A largely inherited lipoprotein linked to cardiovascular risk that routine panels rarely measure.
Do you replace my cardiologist?
No. Protocol Health measures and manages risk factors and can share results with your other doctors.
Where is the clinic?
700 White Plains Rd #30, Scarsdale, NY 10583
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