A physician who thinks ahead — using the best of medicine and data to protect the next 10–20 years, not just the next annual labs.
Cenit — from the Latin for the highest point. Care for the peak of a life, and the years that follow.
Dr. Andres Jimenez, MDCenit Health works across three distinct arms. They reinforce one another — and member data never leaves the clinical arm.
A concierge prevention program built around your life — connecting your records, your specialists, and a long-term strategy for heart, brain, metabolic, and cancer risk. Your data is used for your care, and your care alone.
Membership · By applicationIndependent, published research in oculomics and precision prevention — conducted entirely on public, de-identified population datasets. It keeps the practice at the frontier and your physician genuinely independent.
Public data only · Peer-reviewedA subscription for the longevity and prevention community — from a weekly briefing to accredited CME courses. Built on two decades of physician education reaching more than a third of U.S. physicians.
For professionals · By subscription“Feeling healthy is not the same as being healthy.”
A documentary on why the most consequential diseases stay silent — and what it means to see risk before it becomes disease, and act before the story becomes irreversible.
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Less noise, more signal. One physician who sits with your whole story, connects the dots, and tells you where you are, what you're watching, and what's next.
Two 120-minute consultations a year, with quarterly check-ins and monthly data review — never out of touch.
Your records from every system, organized into one longitudinal view with clear, physician-written summaries.
365-day access by secure text, phone, or video — no portals, no ticket queues.
Conservative, non-biased review of any GLP-1, hormone, peptide, or supplement protocols you pursue.
If you're hospitalized or diagnosed, a physician who knows you guides you and keeps your family informed.
Coordinated referrals and case summaries so every specialist visit is productive from day one.
Year one maps your risk across cardiovascular, cancer, metabolic, brain, and environmental domains. Tests are tailored to your profile and billed separately by third-party providers — we receive no commissions.
Advanced diagnostics (~$8,000 in year one), devices, and specialist visits are billed separately by their vendors. This program works alongside your primary care physician — it does not replace them.
An independent research program in precision prevention, conducted entirely on public, de-identified population data. We study how to detect serious disease sooner — and understand what drives it — across cancer, cardiometabolic, environmental, and aging biology.
From late diagnosis toward early, molecular detection — studying blood-based detection and the inflammatory and environmental signals behind lung and colorectal cancer.
The eye as a non-invasive window on the body — what a retinal image reveals about cardiovascular, metabolic, and aging-related risk.
How often serious risk goes unseen — measuring the gap between true cardiometabolic risk and what people know about their own health.
What everyday exposures do to long-term health — linking environmental chemicals and air pollution to aging and mortality.
What distinguishes people who age well — genomic and biological signals of resilience, drawn from national research cohorts.
Building transparent, fair prevention models on open data — and translating them responsibly for clinicians.
We develop and validate models on national and open biomedical datasets — linking imaging, clinical, environmental, and multi-omic signals to long-term outcomes — then publish them openly.
Built on public, de-identified population datasets only. The research draws on national and open biomedical resources — never on member data, which stays within clinical care.
Findings inform how the practice thinks. They are not, in themselves, a clinical test offered to members.
Inflammation, air pollution, and modifiable risk in a national population — manuscript forthcoming.
Incidence trends, modifiable factors, and the move to non-invasive detection — manuscript forthcoming.
Open-data validation of retinal-age models against population outcomes — manuscript forthcoming.
An ongoing series of essays and talks.
Publication entries are placeholders to be replaced with live citations as work is published.
A double board-certified prevention physician and health-data scientist — trained at Dartmouth, Brown, and Cornell — bringing a rare combination of clinical credentials, frontier research, and a deeply personal purpose to a small number of patients.
In a longevity field crowded with marketers and product sellers, his guidance is independent and evidence-based — grounded in rigorous clinical training, never in what he's selling.
“I watched my father — a brilliant, strong physician — develop Alzheimer's. I couldn't change his outcome. But I can use everything I've learned to help you stay healthy long enough to enjoy the life you've worked so hard to build.”
For a clientele that values discretion, the line is simple and absolute.
Your records, labs, and images are used to inform your care — never as research material, and never sold or shared for marketing.
The research arm runs solely on public, de-identified population datasets. The two arms never share data.
Your data is held under HIPAA as part of a medical practice — not a consumer wellness app.
Cenit Health serves a small number of members. Start with a no-obligation consultation to see whether it's the right fit. You'll need a primary care physician to participate; if you don't have one, we can help.
Prefer to reach us directly? Email aj@cenithealth.com.
Fort Lauderdale is the primary practice. New York and Beverly Hills host in-person consultations and meetings by appointment, with virtual access in between.