Founding Cohort · 15 Registrants Only

Longevity Morning Rounds™

Practical, accessible, real-world clinical guidance, education and mentorship. A weekly, case-based mentorship program for physicians and providers practicing longevity and cellular medicine, led by Elizabeth Yurth, MD, and Abid Husain, MD.

Founding Cohort starts

January 20, 2027

Sessions

Weekly, 75 minutes

Class time

Wednesdays, 5:00 – 6:15pm MT

Format

Live via Zoom

Cohort size

15 participants max

Founding Cohort pricing

$3,125 / month

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Why LMR

No colleague down the hall? Now there is.

Longevity medicine consists mostly of solo or small practices, often dealing with difficult, complex patients on their own. Though the number of conferences, courses, and content is rapidly increasing, practitioners are still left feeling overwhelmed, overburdened, and oftentimes, alone. That isolation shows up as slower clinical decisions, avoidable trial-and-error with patients, and burnout.

Where did you learn most of your practical clinical knowledge? Morning Rounds. Longevity Morning Rounds (which actually happen in the afternoon) recreates that accelerated learning, and the camaraderie and connection of your clinical residency.

Every Week

Drs. Yurth and Husain and the LMR cohort work through:

  • A rapid-fire mix of new provider case presentations and existing case follow-ups, group discussion and feedback, and specific recommendations from the Attendings.

  • Protocol discussion covering peptides, hormones, repurposed drugs, dosing, sourcing, lifestyle, and patient meaning and purpose.

  • Diagnostics and lab interpretation (both advanced and repurposed) for complex or ambiguous presentations.

  • Industry developments including regulatory, research, and leading-edge solutions coming to market or trials.

  • Open Q&A on whatever is in front of participants that week.

The result is faster, better-supported clinical decisions, and a standing community of peers instead of isolation and frustration.

Your Attendings

Learn from physicians practicing this medicine every week

Elizabeth Yurth, MD

Elizabeth Yurth, MD

ABPMR, ABAARM, FSSM, FAARM, FAARFM, FSSRP

Dr. Yurth is Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Boulder Longevity Institute, which she co-founded in 2006 and is currently seen as the longest-running longevity clinic in the country. She is double board-certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, holds fellowships in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine, Anti-Aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine, and Cellular and Regenerative Medicine, and holds a Stanford-affiliated fellowship in Sports and Spine Medicine. She earned her medical degree from the USC Keck School of Medicine and completed residency at UC Irvine.

With more than 30 years of clinical practice focused primarily on orthopedics and regenerative medicine, she has served as team physician for Stanford and Santa Clara University and consulted for the San Francisco 49ers and San Jose Ballet. She was a founding faculty member and national lecturer for the International Peptide Society, SSRP, and the Longevity Docs Group, and has served on faculty for A4M.

Abid Husain, MD

Abid Husain, MD

FACC, ABIM, ABAARM, FSSRP

Dr. Husain is triple board-certified in Cardiology, Internal Medicine, and Anti-Aging/Regenerative Medicine, and holds fellowships in Cardiology and Cellular and Regenerative Medicine. He earned his medical degree from St. George's University School of Medicine, completed residency at SUNY Hospitals of New York, and completed his Cardiology Fellowship at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center.

With more than 20 years of clinical practice, he experienced the benefits and limitations of conventional cardiology firsthand, then dedicated years to functional medicine, bio-identical hormone replacement therapy, and anti-aging biotechnologies, only to discover they are unified in the study of cellular medicine. He was a founding faculty member for SSRP and the Longevity Docs Group, and has trained physicians across the country on the next generation of cardiovascular medicine.

The LMR Difference

Built to feel nothing like a conference talk.

Every element of the format is designed around one goal: turning real-world knowledge into the confidence and understanding to act on it.

Interactive, not talking heads

Every session is a live, working exchange of presenting, questioning, and problem-solving together.

Taught by practicing physicians

Drs. Yurth and Husain apply these protocols with their own patients every week. What you hear is what they'd tell a colleague.

A weekly cadence

Complex patients don't wait for the next annual conference, and neither should you.

More reps, faster

A single session typically covers multiple real cases: more clinical exposure per hour than a full day at most conferences.

Real confidence, sooner

Practical, protocol-level competence otherwise gained only through years of trial-and-error.

Research curated to your cases

New studies are filtered through the cases the cohort is working on, so what you read you can use the following week.

Early visibility

Research, regulatory shifts, upcoming trials, and industry developments, often before they reach the broader conversation.

Built to get you answers

Participants reason through cases with the Attendings and leave with a well thought-out answer.

LMR vs. the Conference Circuit

Conferences matter. They solve a different problem.

Dimension Longevity Morning Rounds Typical conference
Format Live, interactive case work Lecture-style, one-directional
Cadence Weekly, year-round Annual or occasional
Case exposure Multiple real cases every session A handful of illustrative cases, if any
Research Curated to your actual cases General session topics
Community An ongoing peer cohort and Attendings One-time networking

Think conferences for broad awareness, LMR for the weekly, case-level support that turns awareness into confident practice.

Who It's For

A cohort of providers who want to learn together.

Clinical guidance, camaraderie, and tip-of-the-spear knowledge from some of the top clinicians in longevity.

LMR is built for

  • Any practicing provider who wants to learn the most effective and up-to-date solutions and protocols
  • Solo or small-practice providers actively practicing (or building a practice in) longevity and cellular medicine
  • Providers with direct or supervised prescribing capability who are managing real patients on peptide, hormone, or longevity protocols
  • Providers who want a consistent peer group and ongoing expert mentorship, not a one-off course
  • Providers who bring Presence, Curiosity, Candor, Generosity, and an Open Mind (courtesy Outcove)

LMR is not designed for

  • Providers seeking a self-paced or on-demand course with no live component
  • Providers without any prescribing pathway, direct or supervised
  • Providers who are more interested in telling than learning, who are about title-first introductions, who want to prove they are the smartest one in the room, or who are not truly committed to collaboration to enhance the lives of providers and patients alike

Program Structure

How the program runs.

Format

  • Weekly, 75-minute live session via Zoom
  • Wednesdays, 5:00–6:15 PM MT
  • Fast-paced case presentations, case follow-ups, protocol discussion, and open Q&A
  • Occasional guest Attendings and special presentations from other longevity leaders
  • Cohorts capped at 15 participants

What's Included

  • A "How to LMR" orientation on preparing and presenting a case
  • Opportunity to present or follow up on cases as time allows
  • Live Q&A on real-world clinical questions
  • Access to LMR exclusive resources and community platforms
  • Session recordings and summaries (LMR participants only)
  • Curated research, articles, and longevity innovations from the Attendings
  • First-level access to register for special in-person events

Requirements

  • Application required. Each application is reviewed and approved before acceptance into a cohort.
  • Prescribing capability, either directly or via an overseeing physician
  • A commitment to weekly participation and active engagement with the cohort

The Return on Investment

Where the return shows up.

LMR is a significant monthly commitment, and it's reasonable to ask what it returns. In practice, that return shows up in four places.

Practice sustainability

A recurring, small-group peer community with expert Attendings directly counters the isolation that drives burnout and practice attrition.

Client outcomes, satisfaction, and retention

Better-managed patients with fewer iterations, faster resolution of complex presentations, and higher client confidence in their provider.

New revenue from novel treatments and diagnostics

Exposure to emerging small molecules, advanced diagnostics, and novel protocols gives you new services to offer directly.

Faster, more precise clinical reasoning

Grounding in cellular pathways gives a more direct diagnostic lens and a clearer line from mechanism to protocol.

Special Founding Cohort Pricing

15 registrants only.

The Founding Cohort starts on January 20th, 2027.

Monthly

6-month commitment

$3,125 / month

Billed monthly

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Single Payment

Save 20%

6-month commitment

$14,985 paid in full

$2,498 per month

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*Founding Cohort pricing is limited to a maximum of 6 consecutive months of participation. Pricing is subject to change for following cohorts.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

When do sessions happen?

Weekly, on Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:15 PM MT, live via Zoom. The Founding Cohort starts January 20, 2027.

Who can join?

Providers with prescribing capability, either directly or via an overseeing physician, who commit to weekly participation and active engagement. An application is required, and each one is reviewed and approved before acceptance into a cohort.

How big is each cohort?

Cohorts are capped at 15 participants to keep discussion substantive and Attending attention high.

Can I present my own cases?

Yes, as time allows each session. New participants get a "How to LMR" orientation covering how to prepare and present a case and get the most out of every session.

What if I miss a session?

Session recordings and summaries are available to LMR participants only, for sessions you miss or want to revisit.

How much does it cost?

Founding Cohort pricing is $3,125 per month with a 6-month commitment, or $14,985 paid in full (a 20% saving). It is limited to a maximum of 6 consecutive months, and pricing is subject to change for following cohorts.

Founding Cohort

Go back to the future of Morning Rounds.

Starts January 20, 2027 · Wednesdays, 5:00–6:15 PM MT

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Application required. Limited to 15 participants.