Built on labs.
Not vibes.
Structured longevity medicine: ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, continuous glucose monitoring and biological-age tracking — sequenced by a physician. Cardiometabolic correction first, then metabolic efficiency, then cognition.
The hierarchy
A perfect supplement stack doesn’t matter if your ApoB is unaddressed. Longevity has a hierarchy.
We work it in order.
The order
Peptides, drips, stacks and a biological-age number — the longevity you can buy in an afternoon, in the order it’s marketed.
The sequence
Longevity has a hierarchy. We work it in order — because a perfect supplement stack doesn’t matter if your ApoB is unaddressed.
Phase one
ApoB, Lp(a), hs-CRP, blood pressure and insulin signaling — the numbers that actually predict lifespan, corrected first.
Phase two
Body composition, glucose stability, mitochondrial support and training targets — set from your data, not a template.
Phase three
Sleep, stress physiology, hormonal balance and brain-health markers — protected for the decades you’re adding.
How it pairs
Longevity work at Radiant Sun plugs into the rest of the practice — one physician coordinating all of it, in one chart.

Posted pricing
Every price posted before you book. Testing beyond the visit is discussed with you before it’s ordered.
New Patient InquiryIn network with Medicare and Aetna. Out-of-network with most other plans; as a courtesy, we submit your claim to your insurer. Cash · card · CareCredit · Cherry · HSA/FSA.
Most patients start with comprehensive labs at a first visit, or with the executive physical as a deep baseline. The protocol is built from what the data shows — in the order that extends life.
No. It’s medicine: risk-marker correction, composition and glucose work, and targeted protocols. Supplements, IVs and peptides come later, and only where they earn their place.
Because cardiovascular risk is the thing most likely to shorten a life, and ApoB, Lp(a) and hs-CRP are the markers that describe it best. A protocol that optimizes everything else while leaving those unaddressed is optimizing the wrong things.
Only when indicated. CGM is a tool for phase two — metabolic efficiency — and Dr. Raleigh decides whether your picture calls for it.
A way of measuring, over time, whether the plan is working — alongside the markers themselves. It is tracked, not sold as a headline number.
Yes, for some plans. We are in network with Medicare and Aetna, and considered out-of-network with most other insurance plans. As a courtesy, we will submit your claim to your insurer as an out-of-network provider. Your plan determines what, if anything, it will pay. You are responsible for any amount your insurance does not cover, including deductibles, coinsurance, and the difference between our fee and the plan’s allowed amount. Please check your out-of-network benefits before your visit. Pricing is posted on every service page; for out-of-network plans and self-pay services, payment is collected at the time of service — cash, major credit cards, CareCredit and Cherry are accepted.