Zee LongevityDoctor at HomeOngoing follow-up for long-term conditions - blood pressure, diabetes, wound management, and the conditions that reward being watched rather than visited once. The same clinical team, returning on a schedule, noticing what a stranger would miss.
The first visit: history, medications, and a baseline to measure against.
A physician reviews your full history and every medication you take, then sets a written plan and a follow-up schedule.
A scheduled check, so change is noticed early rather than late.
Vitals, any bloods your plan requires, and a medication review with adjustments made by your physician.
Ongoing diabetes follow-up, monitored at home.
Recurring visits with HbA1c and glucose monitoring, foot and wound checks where relevant, and a medication review each time.
Blood pressure measured where you actually live.
Recurring readings taken at home, with bloods where your plan requires them and medication reviewed at every visit.
Blood pressure measured in a clinic is measured after a drive, a lift and a wait - and it often reads higher than the same person's pressure at home. Readings taken where you actually live give your physician a truer picture to adjust medication against. Continuity does the rest: the same team, returning on a schedule, comparing you against your own previous numbers.
History, medications and current readings, written up as a plan rather than an opinion.
How often depends on what is being watched, not on a standard package.
Vitals and bloods collected on the schedule your plan sets, recorded in your app.
Medication reviewed against your own trend, not against a population average.
These programmes support ongoing management and do not replace emergency care. If something changes suddenly, call 998 or go to your nearest emergency department.
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