Health Office Lead
Your Health
Chief of Staff
Your private health office for records, specialists, appointments, decisions, and follow-through. We keep the work around your care organized, prepared, and moving.
What we handle
Records
Labs
Specialists
Appointments
Mental health
Nutrition
Sleep
Aesthetics
Follow-up
Your private health office. Records, specialists, decisions, follow-through.
Your private health office. Records, specialists, decisions, follow-through.
Your private health office. Records, specialists, decisions, follow-through.
Application required. Limited membership for executives, principals, and families.
Founders
Principals
Family offices
Member families
One private health office
You already have doctors. What is missing is the office around them.
Attending does not replace your physicians. We organize the work around your care so records are usable, visits are prepared, and decisions have clear next steps.
Founder-led
Built for people whose health is too important to manage between meetings.
Behind Attending
Intentionally small, private by design, and focused on real follow-through.
Attending exists because high-performing people often have access to good clinicians, but no single place keeping records, context, questions, appointments, and follow-up connected. Clinical decisions stay with licensed clinicians. Attending keeps the surrounding system organized.- Selective access so the work stays personal.
- Care relationships can stay in place.
- Medical decisions remain with qualified professionals.
Your private health office
A small office that keeps the details, people, and follow-through connected.
Records & Labs Desk
Makes the facts usable.
Collects records, labs, imaging, medications, family history, and prior recommendations into a current health brief.Specialist & Appointments Desk
Gets the right people in the room.
Helps identify appropriate experts, arrange visits, prepare context, and keep recommendations from getting lost.Plan Support
Turns decisions into follow-through.
Tracks the practical work across sleep, nutrition, training, mental health, prevention, aesthetics, and family logistics.We gather the facts, identify what needs attention, build a practical roadmap, and begin moving the first priorities.
After onboarding, the work moves into ongoing coordination, tracking, and review.Week 1
Gather
Records, labs, imaging, medications, family history, current clinicians, and open loops.Week 2
Review
Specialist context, risk signals, obvious gaps, and questions worth preparing before visits.Week 3
Roadmap
A personal health roadmap for appointments, screening, sleep, mental health, nutrition, and training.Ongoing
Execute
Coordination, preparation, tracking, accountability, and quarterly review of what should happen next.
Membership
The Attending Membership
One private health office for people whose lives are too complex for scattered portals, one-off visits, and loose follow-up. We support the member, household, or principal without asking you to manage the health admin yourself.
What we do
- Maintain a current health brief and records map
- Coordinate experts, appointments, visit prep, and follow-up
- Support decisions across labs, sleep, mental health, nutrition, training, prevention, and aesthetics
- Keep next steps moving when life gets busy
What we do not do
- We are not a primary care practice
- We do not replace your physicians or therapists
- We do not manage emergencies or urgent treatment
- We do not chase novelty before evidence
Concrete example
What a private health office can make clear.
Premium care feels tangible when the loose ends are visible. This is the kind of situation where Attending can create leverage fast.
Profile
CEO, 48. Six specialists. Three years of fragmented records. Elevated CAC score. Sleep issues. Family cardiac history.
This profile had access to good people, but no single operating picture: scattered portals, unclear priorities, and no simple plan for what should happen next.Consolidated records
Pulled labs, imaging, visit notes, medications, family history, and open recommendations into one concise health brief.
Prioritized risk
Prepared the cardiac, metabolic, sleep, and family history context so the right questions could be reviewed with the right experts.
Coordinated review
Arranged key appointments, prepared agendas, tracked recommendations, and clarified which items needed action first.
Built one plan
Created a practical roadmap across cardiology follow-up, sleep, nutrition, training, mental health support, and recurring review.
What changed
- One current health brief instead of fragmented memory and portals.
- Clear ranking of what needed review now, next, and later.
- Specialist visits prepared, scheduled, and followed up.
- Sleep, nutrition, and training tied to the executive calendar.
- Quarterly review scheduled with the next priorities already defined.
One health brief. One roadmap. Fewer loose ends.
One health brief. One roadmap. Fewer loose ends.
One health brief. One roadmap. Fewer loose ends.
The member experience
Better prepared visits. Clearer decisions. A health plan that does not depend on memory, portals, or spare time.Clear boundaries
Support around your care, not a replacement for it.
We are not a primary care practice.
We do not replace your physicians.
We coordinate and support your existing care.
We do not manage emergencies or urgent treatment.
Private access
Membership is limited and application required.
Attending works with a select group of executives, principals, and families. We only open new memberships when we can support the work with the level of discretion and follow-through it requires.
What happens next
- Every request is reviewed individually.
- Priority is based on fit, timing, and where Attending can remove real work.
- Selected members begin with a private Baseline review.
- Records handling and privacy expectations are discussed before onboarding.
Priority access