Your consultation is a physician-led evaluation designed to determine whether Medici’s clinical-performance model is the right fit for your goals.
It is not a treatment visit — it is a structured assessment of your physiology, history, and objectives.
Yes. The consultation includes a detailed physician review of your goals, physiology, and eligibility for our programs.
If you are a good fit, your consultation fee is fully applied toward your personalized program. If we determine that Medici is not the right clinical match, your consultation fee is refunded.
Because Medici operates on a fit-first model.
If our clinical team determines that our approach will not meaningfully benefit you, we
refund your consultation fee and provide guidance on next steps outside our scope.
Every Medici program is custom-built around your physiology, biomarkers, and goals. The consultation ensures:
• Clinical alignment
• Safety
• Appropriate expectations
• That we only accept patients who will benefit from our model
This protects both you and the integrity of our care.
Because every Medici program is custom-designed.
Your physiology, biomarkers, lifestyle, and goals determine the structure and intensity of your program.
Listing generic tiers would misrepresent the level of personalization we deliver.
Program pricing is determined after your physician-led consultation, once we understand your goals, physiology, and clinical needs.
Your consultation fee is applied toward your program if you are a good fit.
No.
Medici does not use templated tiers or one-size-fits-all protocols.
Every program is built from scratch around your biology and performance objectives.
Yes. Medici is a technology-enabled, data-driven clinical model.
Our programs rely on continuous biometric data to interpret patterns, refine protocols, and guide clinical decision-making.
Patients are required to have access to — and be comfortable using — tools such as:
• Heart rate monitor or chest strap
• Sleep tracker
• Smart scale
• Blood pressure monitor
• Smart watch
• Continuous glucose monitor (CGM)
• Access to smart trainers, treadmills, or equivalent training tools
These devices are essential for accurate assessment and ongoing refinement. Patients who prefer a low-tech or minimal-data approach may not be a good fit for our model.
Because physiology is dynamic.
Wearable data allows us to monitor:
• Heart rate variability
• Sleep architecture
• Glucose stability
• Autonomic patterns
• Training load
• Recovery signals
This level of insight is what enables precision-based care.
Yes.
Patients should expect an upfront investment in the wearable devices required for accurate monitoring.
This ensures we can deliver the level of precision and clinical oversight that defines the Medici model.
We evaluate:
• Your goals
• Your medical and performance history
• Your physiology and lifestyle patterns
• Whether our model can meaningfully improve your trajectory
If alignment is strong, we proceed.
If not, we refund your consultation fee.
Yes — but only when clinically appropriate.
Eligibility is determined during your consultation based on physiology, history, and long-term goals.
No.
Medici is a clinical-performance architecture model, not a medication-only service. We work with patients committed to a structured, physician-led program.
No.
Medici operates outside insurance to allow for precision-based, physician-led care without restrictions or limitations.
If you are a good fit:
• Your consultation fee is applied to your program
• You receive a personalized program recommendation
• We begin onboarding and baseline assessments
If you are not a fit:
• Your consultation fee is refunded
• We provide guidance on appropriate next steps
