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Women’s longevity medicine · Newport Beach

Longevity care for women.Start with a medical evaluation.

Meet with Dr. Jennifer Broad for physician-led longevity medicine for women in Newport Beach and Orange County. Start with an individualized medical evaluation of your symptoms, health history, risk factors, relevant laboratory findings, and long-term goals.

Testing and any treatment recommendations depend on your medical history, clinical findings, and examination. Individual results vary; no outcome is guaranteed.

Board-Certified OBGYN
Fellow of ACOG
Individualized Medical Evaluations
Hoag Hospital Affiliated

Look beyond a single symptom.

Women’s health changes across every stage of adulthood. A longevity consultation creates space to examine the complete pattern before deciding what care may be appropriate.

Hormonal health

Understand changing patterns

Discuss cycle changes, perimenopause, menopause, sexual health, and symptoms that may warrant further medical evaluation.

Metabolic health

Review relevant risk factors

Consider blood pressure, glucose trends, lipids, body composition concerns, medical history, and family risk in context.

Energy and sleep

Explore what may be changing

Evaluate concerns involving energy, sleep quality, stress, recovery, and the daily patterns that affect how you feel.

Strength and mobility

Support long-term function

Discuss strength, mobility, bone-health risk, exercise tolerance, and age-appropriate preventive priorities.

Cognition and mood

Consider the whole picture

Talk through changes in focus, memory, mood, and resilience while considering hormonal, medical, and lifestyle contributors.

Preventive planning

Set priorities for the years ahead

Review screening needs, family history, known risks, and practical next steps for coordinated preventive care.


Individualized evaluation

An evaluation before a recommendation.

Longevity care should not begin with a predetermined protocol. Dr. Broad first builds a clinically useful picture of your health, then explains which next steps may be reasonable.

  • Your current concerns, priorities, and quality-of-life goals
  • Personal and family medical history
  • Medications, supplements, and previous treatment experiences
  • Relevant preventive screening and risk factors
  • Existing laboratory findings and whether additional testing is indicated
  • Benefits, risks, alternatives, monitoring, and referral needs

What the process looks like.

Clear steps help you understand what is being evaluated, why it matters, and how any recommendation connects to your health goals.

Start with your story

Discuss symptoms, priorities, prior care, family history, lifestyle, and the outcomes that matter to you.

Evaluate what is relevant

Dr. Broad reviews available information and determines whether examination, records, or clinically indicated testing is needed.

Discuss appropriate options

Receive an individualized explanation of findings, candidacy, benefits, risks, alternatives, monitoring, and next steps.

Care shaped by the findings.

Recommendations vary by patient. They may focus on one area or coordinate several areas of care, depending on what the evaluation supports.

Preventive and gynecologic care

Age-appropriate screening, menstrual and sexual health, bone-health considerations, and women-specific risk assessment.

Bioidentical hormones and menopause

Discuss perimenopause or menopause symptoms, whether hormone therapy is appropriate, and bioidentical or other formulation options. Review our hormone comparison guide.

Executive health for busy women

Bring preventive priorities, sleep, stress, strength, and metabolic concerns into one discussion. Our office can clarify the scope of the visit and how it fits with a broader executive physical.

Cellular wellness questions

Discuss your questions about energy, recovery, and healthy aging within an individualized medical evaluation. Testing and any treatment protocols are determined during clinical consultation and examination, based on the findings and your medical candidacy.

Not every option is appropriate for every patient. Treatment decisions are made only after individualized medical assessment and shared discussion.

Meet your physician

Women’s health expertise with a whole-person perspective.

Dr. Jennifer Broad is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Her work spans hormonal health, menopause care, preventive gynecology, surgery, and complex women’s health decisions.

A clinical longevity evaluation starts with your health history and questions. Dr. Broad considers relevant clinical findings, whether diagnostic testing is warranted, and the evidence, risks, alternatives, and monitoring that would apply to any recommendation.

Board certification American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology
Fellowship Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Additional certification SSRP Certified Peptide Specialist
Medical training Loma Linda University School of Medicine and OBGYN residency

Frequently asked questions.

Clear expectations before you schedule.

What does a longevity medicine doctor in Newport Beach evaluate?
At Broad Medical Group, a women’s longevity consultation is an individualized medical evaluation of your symptoms, health history, risk factors, relevant laboratory findings, and long-term goals. Dr. Broad considers concerns such as hormonal changes, sleep, energy, metabolic health, cognition, sexual health, strength, and recovery. Her board certification is in obstetrics and gynecology; recommendations depend on your clinical needs.
How does this relate to functional medicine in Orange County?
Women exploring functional medicine in Orange County often want to discuss how symptoms, health history, lifestyle, and hormonal changes fit together. You can bring these questions to Dr. Broad’s women’s longevity consultation. She evaluates them within her scope as a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and discusses appropriate testing, coordination with your primary physician, or specialist referral when needed.
What happens during the first appointment?
Dr. Broad reviews your concerns, medical and family history, medications and supplements, prior testing, lifestyle, and goals. She then determines whether an examination, additional records, clinically indicated laboratory testing, or coordination with another clinician is appropriate.
Will I need laboratory testing?
Not automatically. Testing is selected only when it is clinically relevant to your history, symptoms, examination, or risk profile. Existing recent results may also be reviewed when appropriate.
What can I discuss in a personalized cellular wellness consultation?
You can bring questions about energy, recovery, hormonal changes, and health over time. Dr. Broad reviews these concerns alongside your symptoms, medical history, and relevant clinical findings. She determines whether examination or diagnostic testing is appropriate before discussing any treatment recommendation. Medical candidacy is individualized, and results vary; no particular test, prescription, or treatment is promised.
Does longevity care replace primary care?
No. Longevity-focused women’s health care complements, but does not replace, routine primary care, emergency care, or specialist care. Dr. Broad may recommend coordination with your primary physician or another specialist.
Is a longevity consultation covered by insurance?
Coverage varies by plan and by the services that are medically indicated. Please call Broad Medical Group at (949) 720-9848 before your visit to discuss scheduling and insurance questions.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Use the appointment request form below or call Broad Medical Group directly at (949) 720-9848. The office is located at 1640 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, California 92627.
What should I look for in an anti aging physician in Newport Beach?
Look for verified medical credentials, an individualized assessment, and clear explanations of evidence, risks, alternatives, and follow-up. At Broad Medical Group, healthy aging discussions focus on your current health, symptoms, function, and preventive priorities. No treatment is promised to reverse aging or guarantee a longer life.
How do I choose a bioidentical hormone specialist in Newport Beach?
Ask how the physician evaluates your symptoms, medical history, treatment risks, and monitoring needs. Dr. Broad provides menopause and hormonal health care and can discuss whether hormone therapy is appropriate for you, including formulation options and alternatives. You can also read our bioidentical hormone comparison guide before your consultation.
What if I am looking for an executive health wellness exam in OC?
The appointment form on this page requests a women’s longevity consultation with Broad Medical Group. It does not book a comprehensive executive physical or an appointment with Hoag Executive Health. To book that program, please use its official program website. Contact our office to discuss which women’s health assessments are available and how they fit with your broader preventive care.
I am searching for a cellular health doctor near me. Where should I start?
Start with the health concerns and goals you want a physician to evaluate. For women in Newport Beach and Orange County, Dr. Broad’s consultation considers symptoms, medical and family history, lifestyle, and clinically relevant findings. Bring questions about energy, recovery, or healthy aging; testing and any treatment are considered in that clinical context.
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Costa Mesa, CA 92627

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