Veya turns borderline labs and rising risk into a personalized protocol — built on peer-reviewed evidence and coordinated across medication, nutrition, fitness, and mental health.
A borderline lab, a family member's heart attack, lower energy — early signals that the next decade of your health needs more attention than the last. Most patients leave their physical with vague advice and not much else. Veya turns early signals into a real strategy, anchored in what the evidence actually says about extending healthspan.
Comprehensive labs, body composition, cardiovascular and fitness assessment. We measure what matters — not just what insurance covers.
Every protocol is built on peer-reviewed research and the modifiable factors with the largest measurable impact on healthspan. Not trends. Not anecdotes.
Regular physician visits to review progress and adjust. More frequent check-ins with your coaching team — measured in weeks, not months. Your plan adjusts as your data and your life evolve.
Veya's protocol is built around the four areas with the largest measurable impact on long-term health. Each is anchored in the evidence, personalized to your data, and coordinated by your physician — not delivered as four separate referrals.
Physician-managed prescribing across cardiometabolic, hormonal, and weight-related therapies. Evidence-based, conservative, and titrated to your specific data.
Personalized to your biomarkers and goals — built around the dietary factors with the strongest mortality data, not the latest trend.
Training programs aligned to your baseline assessment and targeting the biometrics most strongly tied to longevity: VO₂ max, grip strength, lean mass, gait speed.
Sleep, stress, sense of purpose, and social connection — addressed as core levers, not afterthoughts. Each has measurable evidence tied to all-cause mortality.
Veya's protocols draw from landmark peer-reviewed research, including Li et al. 2018 (Circulation), GBD 2019, and Ding et al. 2016 (Lancet). The framework is detailed in Protocol 21 →
This is an active relationship, not an annual visit. You're in regular contact with your physician and your coaching team on a rhythm built around your plan, not the calendar.
A free 30-minute conversation. We learn about your goals and assess fit before anything else.
Comprehensive diagnostics across labs, body composition, cardiovascular health, and fitness.
Your physician builds your personalized protocol across medication, nutrition, fitness, and mental health, with clear targets.
Recurring visits to review labs, adjust medication, and evolve the strategy as your data shifts.
More frequent touchpoints across nutrition, fitness, and mental health - checking in on adherence, troubleshooting, and adjusting in real time.
Veya is led by Dr. Nicholas Cohen, MD — board-certified in Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine, and trained at NYU School of Medicine and Case Western Reserve University. Before his medical career, he served with the U.S. Army Rangers, an environment that forged his systematic, data-driven approach.
He's spent 15+ years in clinical practice and built Protocol 21, the evidence-based longevity framework anchored in peer-reviewed mortality data — which underlies how Veya operates. He views longevity not just as a clinical science, but as a daily practice. Outside the work that goes into Protocol 21, you'll find him field-testing his own protocols — whether analyzing his wearable recovery data, pushing limits on the climbing wall, or making turns on the mountain.
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Veya is focused on longevity — building and managing a personalized plan to extend your healthspan. Some members use Veya as their main source of primary care; others use it as a complement to existing care. Your physician helps interpret results, think through options, and coordinate when appropriate, but does not replace hospital, emergency, or specialty care.
Veya's protocols are anchored in landmark peer-reviewed research — including Li et al. 2018 (Circulation), GBD 2019, and Ding et al. 2016 (Lancet) — that quantifies the modifiable factors with the largest measurable impact on healthspan. Targets are conservative, sourced, and adjusted as the evidence evolves. The full framework is detailed in Protocol 21.
Yes. Your physician orders comprehensive diagnostics and prescribes medication where indicated — including cardiometabolic, hormonal, and weight-related therapies.
Medication, nutrition, fitness, and mental health — coordinated as one integrated plan rather than four separate referrals.
The baseline assessment is your starting point. Ongoing membership is where the real work happens — sustained physician care, coordinated execution across nutrition, fitness, and mental health, and adjustments as your data evolves.
Start with a free 30-minute intro call. We'll learn about your goals and assess fit — no commitment.