Private wellness concierge · Austin, Texas
Austin has the best longevity medicine in the country and the worst way to reach it. Four providers, thirty miles apart, four intake processes, and nobody who can tell you which of it is worth your morning.
Tom Ockerman plans the protocol, secures the appointments, drives you between them, waits while you are inside, and has you back on schedule. You are never handed a clipboard, a parking garage, or a decision you don't have the information to make.
A treatment day in Austin is four providers across thirty miles, each with its own intake, each running late. Handled, it is one pickup and one drop-off. That difference is the product.
Some of these appointments are weeks out, and some are not publicly bookable at all. Relationships built over years are the reason a Tuesday works.
Austin sells a great deal of longevity medicine. A meaningful share of it is not worth your morning. Knowing which is which is the part you cannot buy at the clinic.
We handle the entire day.
Appointments others can't get.
We wait. You stay on schedule.
You just show up.
Shape rather than schedule — every day is built around what you came for and what the bloodwork says. But this is what handled looks like.
Arranged, attended and sequenced into a day that works — each with an honest account of the evidence, which you are welcome to read for yourself in the health library before you agree to any of it.
The logistics are the easy half. Knowing which of it is worth doing is the part that takes a career.
Tom fought and promoted MMA, and has competed as a professional bodybuilder and now in the masters ranks. Thirty years of hands-on bodywork underneath all of it. He has been sold every protocol on the Austin menu at one point or another, by people who were very good at selling.
Someone who has spent a career inside performance medicine knows the difference between a protocol with evidence behind it and a funnel with a nice reception desk. That judgment is the part of this service you cannot get from a concierge who books restaurants.
The health library on this site says plainly where the evidence stops — that peptide regulation moved twice in three years, that most wellness hyperbaric runs a fraction of clinical pressure, that there are no FDA-approved exosome products. That is the same judgment you get in the car.
If you train, Austin is one of the best reasons to be here — and one of the harder scenes to enter well from outside.
Private transport between appointments. A personal attaché for the day. Advance coordination with every provider so nothing starts with paperwork. One point of contact from the first call to the last drop-off.
Tom has run his own protection team and worked as first-in-charge and primary on details for public figures and high-net-worth clients across Maui, Oahu and the mainland. He knows what a competent detail looks like from the inside, what a bad one costs, and how protection and a medical schedule either work together or ruin each other.
In Texas, close protection is arranged through licensed providers and coordinated alongside the day. Tom runs point; he does not hold a Texas licence and does not provide protective services himself. The value is that the person coordinating your day has stood that post.
We publish no client names, photographs, testimonials or case studies, and we will not confirm whether someone is a client. Nobody on this page is a client. Non-disclosure is signed before the first conversation rather than after it. If you came here expecting to see who we work with, that absence is the answer.
A short, confidential conversation to establish whether this is a fit. Availability is deliberately limited — the service only works at a small number of clients.
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