The Kahn Center for Cardiac Longevity in Bingham Farms, Michigan, is one of the world’s premier cardiac clinics. Joel Kahn, MD, and his team offer advanced care using a direct patient model — you have exclusive access to Dr. Kahn, longer and more thorough consultations, and access to the most advanced preventive screenings.
One of the clinic’s sought-after services is a one-on-one thorough evaluation with Dr. Kahn. It’s called the Ultimate Heart Check Up. Additional services at the clinic include Carotid Intimal Medial Thickness (CIMT) ultrasounds, advanced labs, calcium scores, genetic testing, and nutrition counseling.
Driven by a passion to help people live as long as possible, Dr. Kahn is an ardent believer in educating his patients to become “Young at Heart by Design,” his proven program to help men and women live younger, feel younger, and stay younger.
If you’re ready to take control of your heart health, reach out to the Kahn Center for Cardiac Longevity to make an appointment or use the online scheduler.
For most people, the term direct patient care or DPC is not new. The most common perception about DPC is the access to longer appointments and the ability to reach a doctor easier. That is exactly what happens here. Longer appointments, access to Dr. Joel Kahn, America’s Healthy Heart Doc….AND the MOST advanced detection and treatment center for measuring and treating heart disease at ANY stage with a goal of optimal LONGEVITY. It is not just about extra time but also about extra expertise from the world’s first physician to be Certified by a major University medical center in Metabolic Cardiology. A Summa Cum Laude medical school graduate, author, TV personality, and speaker.
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