Advanced diagnostic testing is most useful when it answers a specific clinical question and is interpreted in the context of the patient’s history, symptoms, risk factors, and prior results. At My Concierge MD, David Nazarian, MD coordinates diagnostic testing as part of concierge, executive health, and preventive care.
Rather than ordering broad testing without a plan, the goal is to select studies that can clarify risk, investigate symptoms, establish a baseline, or guide follow-up decisions.
Diagnostic Services Available
- Laboratory blood work
- Cardiac and vascular testing
- Ultrasound testing
- Pulmonary function testing
- Bone-density and body-composition assessment when clinically appropriate
- Additional imaging or specialist testing coordinated when indicated
Diagnostics for Executive Health
Cardiometabolic evaluation may include an advanced lipid profile with ApoB and lipoprotein(a), HbA1c and other tests selected according to individual risk. Coronary artery calcium scoring can help refine risk for some adults when preventive decisions are uncertain; it is not a universal screening test. Fitness assessment, body-composition testing and imaging are considered based on the patient’s history, goals and the services available or coordinated through outside facilities. Learn how these findings inform executive physical examinations, longevity care and longitudinal health tracking.
For patients undergoing an executive physical, diagnostic testing may be combined into a coordinated preventive assessment. The exact combination depends on age, symptoms, family history, cardiovascular and metabolic risk, prior studies, and the patient’s goals.
Why Interpretation Matters
A laboratory value or imaging finding does not exist in isolation. Dr. Nazarian reviews results alongside the patient’s medical history, medications, prior testing, and clinical context. When a result requires specialist input or outside imaging, the practice can help coordinate that next step.
Avoiding Unnecessary Testing
More testing is not always better. Screening and diagnostic studies can produce incidental findings, false positives, and follow-up procedures that may not improve health. Testing should be selected based on evidence, individual risk, and whether the result is likely to change care.
Longitudinal Health Data
For concierge and longevity patients, results can also be viewed over time as part of Continuous Longevity Intelligence, which is designed to organize laboratory trends, diagnostic history, wearables, symptoms, medications, and treatment response under physician oversight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What diagnostic tests are available at My Concierge MD?
Available services include laboratory testing, cardiovascular and vascular testing, ultrasound, pulmonary testing, and selected additional studies depending on clinical need and availability.
Can all imaging be done in the office?
No. Some studies may be available in-office, while others require an outside imaging center or specialist facility. The practice can coordinate outside testing when appropriate.
Should healthy people get every available screening test?
No. Screening should be based on age, risk factors, symptoms, family history, and evidence. Unnecessary testing can create false positives and lead to additional procedures.
Written by David Nazarian, MD
Board Certified in Internal Medicine
Founder, My Concierge MD
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