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Annual Wellness Program · Founding spots available · Coppell, TX

What your annual physical
doesn't test —
and should.

Your standard physical tests what insurance pays for.
PrimeMD Plus is a structured annual wellness program — advanced diagnostics insurance doesn't cover, reviewed in depth with a double board-certified internist and geriatrician at a dedicated annual visit.

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Dedicated
Physician review — every result, explained in depth
Written
Personalized prevention plan — specific to you, not a generic printout
Mid-year
Follow-up with Dr. Javvaji — not a one-time annual event
Uncovered
Every test in the panel — not covered by insurance under any indication
Unless you have already had this panel, there are specific things you do not yet know: whether your body is insulin resistant. Whether your omega-3 levels are in a range associated with cardiac protection. Whether your vascular inflammation markers are elevated.

None of these have symptoms. None show up on a standard physical. This program is designed to help identify each of them.

Standard medicine is designed to respond to symptoms. It tests what insurance reimburses — a defined, limited list developed for populations, not for you. Advanced aging and inflammation markers like IL-6 and OxLDL are not on that list. The metabolic markers that may identify insulin resistance years before diabetes are not on that list.

This program tests those gaps. Not because the tests are experimental — they are commercially available and clinically validated. But because most practices have not built a model to run them, explain every result in depth, and produce a written plan around them. That is what this program is designed to help address.

What the program delivers

What the program
actually covers.

The program fee covers two things insurance does not: the advanced diagnostic panel and the written prevention plan. The physician visits — the annual review and the mid-year check-in — bill to your insurance as standard clinical encounters. Together they form a complete annual assessment.

01
A dedicated physician review — every result, explained.
Dr. Javvaji reviews every result with you in a dedicated appointment — not a portal notification, not a nurse callback. She walks through what each number means in the context of your full history, what has changed from prior years, and what she recommends. This visit is billed to your insurance as a comprehensive clinical visit — not the program fee — the same way any thorough appointment with Dr. Javvaji is handled.
Billed to your insurance as a comprehensive E&M visit · Not funded by the program fee
02
A written personalized prevention plan
You leave the annual review with a written plan — not a printout of normal ranges. Dr. Javvaji's interpretation of your results, the areas of highest priority based on your risk profile, specific recommendations for the year ahead, and a baseline to compare at your next visit. A document that tells you what to do, in order of importance, and why.
Specific to you — not a generic handout
03
A mid-year check-in — billed to your insurance
After your annual review, Dr. Javvaji schedules a dedicated follow-up. She reviews what has changed, whether the recommendations from your prevention plan are producing results, and whether anything warrants attention before your next annual visit. This visit bills to your insurance as a standard clinical encounter — not the program fee. Most wellness programs end at the annual visit. This one continues.
Billed to your insurance · Six months after your annual visit
04
Advanced diagnostics — included
A curated panel of tests that insurance does not cover under any indication — metabolic risk markers, vascular inflammation, gut microbiome-derived cardiovascular markers, and longevity biomarkers. Run before the annual review so Dr. Javvaji has everything she needs before you sit down together. No surprises in a portal. Every result gets a conversation.
Not covered by insurance or Medicare under any indication
What's covered — and by whom

Your insurance.
And what it doesn't cover.

The program is built entirely around services insurance doesn't cover. Everything your insurance already covers continues to bill through your insurer — the program adds the layer beyond it.

ServiceInsurance coversProgram covers
Clinical services — billed to your insurance
Annual physician review — dedicated visit, every result explained
Neural cognitive scan
ANS autonomic nervous system assessment
Balance & fall risk assessment
Glaucoma screening
Cognitive assessment (MoCA) — included in Medicare Annual Wellness Visit
Standard preventive labs — lipid panel, metabolic panel, CBC
Advanced diagnostics — covered by the program fee · Not covered by insurance under any indication
Metabolic risk panel — HOMA-IR, fasting insulin
DHEA-S — longevity and hormonal aging marker
Omega-3 index — cardiovascular and cognitive protection marker
IL-6 — systemic inflammation and aging velocity
Oxidized LDL (OxLDL) — arterial wall damage marker
Myeloperoxidase (MPO) — vascular inflammation and plaque vulnerability
TMAO — gut microbiome-derived cardiovascular risk marker
ApoE4 genotyping — cognitive risk stratification (run once)
Program deliverables — included
Written personalized prevention plan
Mid-year check-in with Dr. Javvaji

✓ Billed to your insurance or Medicare as standard clinical services, when clinically indicated  ·  ✦ Covered by the annual program fee

The diagnostic panel

Every test chosen because
insurance won't cover it — and it matters.

Each test in this panel was selected because it meets three criteria: clinically validated evidence, directly informs physician decisions, and confirmed not covered by Medicare or standard insurance under any indication. Tests with any coverage pathway have been excluded — this panel covers only the genuine gaps.

Metabolic & longevity markers
HOMA-IR + fasting insulin
Identifies insulin resistance years before HbA1c or glucose become abnormal — the most modifiable longevity biomarker. NHANES uses a cutoff of ≥2.5 to define insulin resistance in U.S. population research. No NCD or LCD exists.
DHEA-S
Adrenal hormone that declines with age — independently associated with cardiovascular risk, cognitive function, and metabolic health. No coverage pathway under Medicare or standard insurance.
Omega-3 index
AHA-recognized cardiovascular risk marker. Average U.S. omega-3 index is approximately 5% — below the target of >8% associated with reduced risk of cardiac death (Harris & von Schacky, 2004). No coverage pathway.
ApoE4 genotyping (run once)
Genetic stratification for Alzheimer's risk and cognitive health planning. CMS has no national coverage policy; Medicare administrative contractors have generally not covered it. Run once — does not need repeating.
Vascular inflammation & cardiovascular markers
IL-6 (Interleukin-6)
Cytokine independently associated with cardiovascular events and all-cause mortality risk in longitudinal aging cohorts. No NCD or LCD exists — no coverage pathway under Medicare or standard insurance.
Oxidized LDL (OxLDL)
Standard LDL-C measures cholesterol volume. OxLDL measures the oxidized form that directly damages arterial walls and drives atherosclerotic plaque formation — independently predictive beyond standard lipid panels. No NCD or LCD.
Myeloperoxidase (MPO)
Enzyme released by neutrophils marking active vascular inflammation and vulnerable plaque. Elevated MPO is independently associated with major adverse cardiovascular events. No NCD or LCD — no coverage pathway.
TMAO
Gut microbiome-derived metabolite associated with cardiovascular risk. A systematic review of 11 prospective cohort studies (Qi et al., J Cell Mol Med, 2018) found higher TMAO associated with a 23% higher risk of cardiovascular events (HR=1.23). No NCD or LCD.

All tests are run as part of a single fasting blood draw prior to your annual review. Tests already covered by your insurance are excluded from the program fee and billed to your insurer separately. ApoE4 genotyping is run once at enrollment and does not need repeating.

Most internists run a physical.
Dr. Javvaji is also a geriatrician.

Geriatric medicine is the specialty built around long-term health trajectories — not just treating what is wrong today, but understanding what is coming and how to change its course. Applied in your 50s and 60s, that perspective changes what you look for, what you measure, and what you do about it.

Cognitive baseline as standard practice
Most internists don't establish a cognitive baseline until there is a concern. Dr. Javvaji screens at enrollment and annually — because a baseline established now is the only reference point for detecting meaningful change over time.
Trajectory over snapshots
A single lab result tells you where you are. Three years of annual panels tell you where you are going and whether anything you have done has changed the direction. Geriatric training centers this longitudinal view.
The intersection of aging and risk
How chronic conditions behave, how medication metabolism changes with age, how cardiovascular and cognitive risk interact — this is the clinical territory geriatric training covers and standard internal medicine often does not reach until a diagnosis prompts it.
How the program works

Four steps.
One continuous relationship.

The program runs across two touchpoints each year — a comprehensive annual assessment and a mid-year follow-up. You leave both with something actionable.

01
Pre-visit testing
Come in fasting for your bloodwork and in-office assessments — neural scan, ANS, balance, glaucoma, EKG, hearing, vision. No physician visit at this appointment — this is data collection so Dr. Javvaji has everything she needs before you sit down together.
02
Physician review — billed to your insurance
A dedicated physician review billed to your insurance as a comprehensive clinical visit. Dr. Javvaji walks through every result — what the numbers mean, what has changed, what she recommends. You leave with your written prevention plan.
03
Mid-year check-in — billed to insurance
A dedicated follow-up with Dr. Javvaji billed to your insurance as a standard clinical visit. She reviews progress on your prevention plan and whether anything warrants attention before your next annual assessment.
04
Repeat annually
The following year, the cycle repeats with the monitoring panel. Year-over-year trends in your results are where the clinical value compounds — a single reading is informative; three years of data is actionable.

Advanced diagnostics.
A written plan.
$1,500 a year.

The program fee covers two things insurance does not: the advanced diagnostic panel and the written prevention plan. The annual physician review and mid-year check-in both bill to your insurance as standard clinical visits — neither is funded by the program fee. The $1,500 annual fee is the same every year — no different tiers, no renewal surprises. Standard clinical visits and covered tests continue to bill through your insurance or Medicare as they always have.

Annual membership · Founding member rate
$1,500
Advanced diagnostic panel · Written prevention plan
Standard clinical visits and covered tests billed through insurance separately
The program fee covers only services not covered by insurance under any indication
Program fee may be HSA · FSA · HRA eligible — confirm with your plan administrator

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Questions

Everything you want to know.

Come in fasting for your bloodwork and in-office assessments — neural scan, ANS assessment, balance evaluation, glaucoma screen, EKG, hearing, and vision. No physician visit at this appointment. Results are processed and then you return for your dedicated physician review with Dr. Javvaji.

Every result — including any that warrant attention — is reviewed with you in person at your dedicated physician review, not sent to a portal with a number and no context. If a result requires follow-up, Dr. Javvaji discusses what it means, what the next step is, and personally coordinates any referrals or additional testing. Nothing falls through the cracks.

The plan is specific to you — not a generic printout. It covers Dr. Javvaji's interpretation of your results, the areas of highest priority based on your risk profile, specific recommendations for the year ahead, and a baseline to compare against at your next annual visit. You leave with a document that tells you what to do, in order of importance, and why.

Your standard annual physical is a clinical visit covered by insurance — it addresses your active medical concerns and includes the tests insurance reimburses. The Wellness Program runs advanced diagnostics insurance does not cover under any indication and produces a written prevention plan. The dedicated physician review bills to your insurance as a comprehensive clinical visit. The two complement each other — your standard physical continues exactly as it always has.

The program is open to both current patients of Dr. Javvaji and new patients. Founding spots are limited by design. Joining the waitlist secures your place in the founding cohort. We reach out personally to confirm availability and next steps before any payment is involved.

No. The program is entirely optional and has no effect on your standard clinical care. Your appointments, insurance billing, and physician relationship continue exactly as they always have. Choosing not to enroll changes nothing about how Dr. Javvaji cares for you.

The program fee covers services that are not covered by Medicare. No portion of the program fee will be submitted to Medicare for reimbursement, and enrollment in the program is not a condition of receiving Medicare-covered services from Dr. Javvaji. Medicare patients should contact our office before enrolling to understand how the program works alongside their coverage.

The Wellness Program fee may be eligible for reimbursement through HSA, FSA, or HRA accounts depending on your specific plan. Eligibility is not guaranteed — confirm with your plan administrator and tax advisor. The fee is not reimbursable by Medicare or Medicaid.

No. The program fee is $1,500 annually — the same every year. Some baseline tests such as ApoE4 genotyping are run once at enrollment and don't repeat, but the annual fee stays flat. No different tiers, no renewal surprises. The founding member rate is locked at enrollment for as long as you remain enrolled.

The founding rate is available during the initial launch period and is available to all patients regardless of insurance status. Members who enroll during the founding period have their rate confirmed in the membership agreement before any payment is required. Full terms are provided before enrollment.

Know what your biology
is actually doing.

Join the waitlist. No payment required until enrollment opens and you've spoken with our team personally.

$1,500
/ year · founding member rate

All physician visits billed through insurance separately · Program fee may be HSA · FSA eligible

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Important information
Program scope
The program fee covers the advanced diagnostic panel and the written prevention plan — both not covered by insurance under any indication. All physician visits, including the annual review and mid-year check-in, bill to your insurance as standard clinical encounters. The dedicated physician review is billed to your insurance as a comprehensive clinical visit and is not funded by the program fee. Standard clinical visits, copayments, deductibles, and any service billed to your health plan are not included.
Diagnostic tests are screening tools
The advanced tests in this program are screening and risk-stratification tools — not diagnostic tests. A concerning result requires follow-up evaluation to confirm or rule out a diagnosis. Results are always reviewed with Dr. Javvaji at a dedicated appointment, never sent to a portal without context and explanation.
Insurance & Medicare
The program fee covers services not covered by Medicare. No portion of the program fee will be submitted to Medicare for reimbursement, and enrollment is not a condition of receiving Medicare-covered services from Dr. Javvaji. All standard clinical services continue to bill through insurance or Medicare as they always have. Medicare beneficiaries should contact our office before enrolling.
Clinical standards & emergencies
Every patient receives the same standard of clinical care from Dr. Javvaji regardless of program enrollment. This program is not intended for medical emergencies — call 911. Adult patients only (18+). Dr. Javvaji is licensed to practice medicine in the State of Texas.