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Dr. Anant Vinjamoori, CMO of Hims and founder of Next Generation Medicine, on training clinicians and building the systems that get new science to patients.

The baseline runs well past a standard physical, with ApoB and Lp(a) alongside the standard lipid panel, plus extended metabolic markers, hormones, inflammatory markers, body composition, and cardiorespiratory fitness.
Results arrive as discrete values the practice scores against its own thresholds. The findings that matter go in front of the clinician automatically.
Protocols tie to the pattern of findings, and follow-up panels show whether they worked. Every marker can trend over quarters and years, in the chart for the clinician and, when the practice chooses, in the portal for the member.
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Compare EMRsLab results arrive as discrete values carrying the lab's reference ranges, so every marker can be trended on its own. Practices build the view they want in Studio, from a clinician graph in the chart to a simplified trend in the member portal.
A value inside the standard reference range can still be a finding, since the reference range describes what is typical in the population the lab measured. A practice scores results against the thresholds it defined, and a plugin built in Studio can put the matching protocol in front of the clinician.
Most longevity practices operate outside insurance. Canvas has fee schedules, patient statements and superbill output, and card payments run through its built-in Stripe processor or a custom payment processor. A plugin built on the SDK can charge a stored card, so recurring membership fees can run on the card on file.
Studio is the AI plugin builder inside Canvas. Describe the panel, the scoring, or the follow-up your practice needs, and Studio builds a working plugin in a sandbox on your instance. Practices can start from open-source plugins like these four, and Scoring Visualizer and Prescription Favorites come installed on the longevity trial EMR.
Connects a patient's Dexcom sensor to the chart and shows average glucose, time in range, and a glucose trend over 7 to 90 days, so post-meal spikes a fasting glucose misses show up.
Prefills the AHA PREVENT calculator from the chart and returns 10-year and 30-year risk for cardiovascular disease, ASCVD, and heart failure, then saves all six scores as coded observations.
Keeps a searchable catalog of a practice's most-prescribed medications and sends several in one batch, which suits hormone and supplement protocols that repeat from member to member.
Turns any scored questionnaire into a trend line, so a sleep, mood, or energy score repeated at every visit shows whether the protocol is moving it.
Yes. Lab results are stored as discrete values, so any marker your lab reports can be mapped, trended, and scored against your own thresholds. Each practice defines its own optimal ranges.
Canvas connects to the major reference labs, including LabCorp and Quest, through Health Gorilla. Specialty longevity labs outside that network usually need a custom integration that should be planned during implementation.
Canvas has fee schedules, patient statements and superbill output for members who seek out-of-network reimbursement. Card payments run through its built-in Stripe processor or a custom payment processor, and a plugin built on the SDK can charge a stored card for recurring membership fees.
Yes, once the practice sets it up. Lab results are stored as discrete data, so a practice can use Studio to put a simplified trend view in the member portal and decide which results members see and when.
Much of it can, because consultations, protocol review, and results interpretation work well over telehealth and members can order labs locally. DEXA, VO2 max testing, and advanced imaging need a facility or a partner network. A virtual practice usually pairs telehealth with in-person partners.

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Track biomarkers over years, run membership billing, and encode the protocol that makes your practice yours
