Understanding Creates Clarity. Consistency Creates Progress.

For most new patients, UNCOVER is the recommended starting point because it provides the comprehensive assessment and clinical context needed to guide personalized care.

Direct entry into RESTORE may be appropriate for patients who are already receiving hormone therapy, GLP-1 medications, or other longevity-focused treatment and have current laboratory data and an established treatment history.

Before recommending a starting point, our clinical team reviews your health history, current therapies, available laboratory findings, symptoms, and goals.

You will not be asked to choose the program on your own. We will help determine the most appropriate place to begin.

Yes.
Many patients come to Lumaire after beginning bioidentical hormone therapy, testosterone therapy, a GLP-1 medication, or another treatment through a different practice.

We do not automatically ask you to discontinue effective care or begin again from the beginning. Instead, we review what you are currently taking, why it was prescribed, how you have responded, and whether your existing treatment continues to support your health and goals.

When appropriate, we may continue your current therapy. When a different dose, formulation, medication, or broader strategy would better serve you, we will explain the reasoning and make those decisions with you.

No.
RESTORE is an ongoing longevity-focused clinical partnership that may include hormone therapy or metabolic treatment when clinically appropriate, but it is not built around any single medication or service.

Depending on your individual needs, care may include:

• Bioidentical hormone therapy or testosterone therapy
• GLP-1 medications and metabolic care
• Peptide therapy when clinically appropriate
• Targeted supplementation
• Nutrition and body composition guidance
• Resistance training, recovery, sleep, and muscle-preservation strategies
• Lifestyle medicine and healthy-aging support

Some patients benefit from one primary therapy. Others require an integrated approach that addresses several interconnected areas of health.

No.
There is no standard RESTORE protocol.

Your recommendations are based on your health history, symptoms, laboratory findings, body composition, treatment response, goals, and stage of life.

Not every patient needs hormone therapy.
Not every patient needs a GLP-1 medication.
Not every patient is an appropriate candidate for peptide therapy.

The purpose of RESTORE is not to place everyone on the same combination of treatments. It is to determine which interventions are appropriate for you and continue refining them as your needs change.

RESTORE includes the ongoing clinical care and coordination needed to manage and refine your personalized treatment plan.

The experience includes:

• Ongoing clinical oversight and treatment refinement
• Personalized prescription management
• Clinically appropriate medication adjustments
• Laboratory monitoring at appropriate intervals
• Quarterly Styku body composition analysis
• Quarterly Progress Reviews integrating laboratory trends, body composition, symptoms, treatment response, and next-step recommendations
• Two professional-grade Thorne supplements selected to support your plan
• Secure patient portal communication
• Laboratory, pharmacy, prescription, and appointment coordination
• Continued guidance around nutrition, sleep, protein intake, resistance training, muscle preservation, recovery, stress physiology, body composition, and healthy aging

The specific therapies within your treatment plan will depend on your clinical needs.

Medications and clinically appropriate laboratory testing are provided at Lumaire's cost and are separate from the monthly RESTORE membership.

Our clinical providers work with both specialized compounding pharmacies and traditional retail pharmacies, depending on what is most appropriate for your treatment plan.

Some therapies are only available through specialized compounding pharmacies, while others can be prescribed through your preferred retail pharmacy, allowing you to use your insurance benefits when applicable.

Laboratory testing and medication costs vary based on the therapies included in your personalized plan. Whenever possible, anticipated costs are discussed before new testing or treatment is initiated, ensuring you understand both the clinical recommendation and the expected financial commitment.

Progress is evaluated through both objective clinical information and your lived experience.

Depending on your treatment plan, we may review:

• Laboratory trends
• Symptoms and quality of life
• Body composition
• Energy, sleep, recovery, and strength
• Medication response and side effects
• Metabolic health and weight-related changes
• Muscle preservation and other long-term health priorities

These insights are brought together in your personalized Progress Reviews so that you can understand what is improving, what still needs attention, and how the next phase of care should evolve.

A laboratory value is never interpreted in isolation. It is considered alongside how you feel, how you function, and how your health is changing over time.

Treatment does not always produce the expected response immediately, and not every therapy is right for every patient.

If you are not improving, your symptoms change, or you experience side effects, our clinical team will reassess the broader picture rather than simply continuing the same plan.

That may involve:

• Reviewing adherence, dosing, timing, or medication formulation
• Repeating or expanding laboratory testing
• Adjusting or discontinuing a therapy
• Addressing sleep, nutrition, recovery, stress, or other factors affecting response
• Considering an alternative treatment
• Referring you for additional evaluation when your needs fall outside Lumaire's scope

RESTORE is designed to support thoughtful clinical reassessment—not to keep a patient on a therapy simply because it was originally prescribed.

There is no predetermined schedule for making changes.

Sometimes the most appropriate decision is to continue the current plan and allow more time for your body to respond.

At other times, laboratory findings, symptoms, side effects, body composition changes, or new health priorities may indicate that an adjustment is appropriate.

Changes may involve medication dosing, treatment timing, supplementation, nutrition, recovery strategies, or other aspects of your plan.

The goal is not constant adjustment. It is appropriate adjustment.

Meaningful clinical change takes time.

Hormones, metabolism, body composition, muscle health, sleep, recovery, and daily habits do not shift according to a single appointment or laboratory result.

A six-month commitment allows enough time to:

• Observe how your body responds
• Repeat clinically appropriate testing
• Make responsible adjustments
• Measure progress
• Strengthen the daily foundations that support lasting health

The commitment creates enough continuity for care to be evaluated fairly and refined responsibly.

It is not intended to imply that every goal will be completed within six months.

Patients remain in RESTORE for as long as active restoration, treatment refinement, and ongoing clinical management continue to provide meaningful value.

Some patients may be ready to transition after the initial commitment.

Others remain longer because their treatment is still evolving, multiple areas of health are being addressed, or they value the continuity of an ongoing clinical relationship.

The appropriate duration is not determined by a fixed timeline. It is guided by your progress, your clinical needs, and your long-term goals.

For some patients, RESTORE naturally progresses into ELEVATE—the next phase of The Lumaire Method™.

Where RESTORE focuses on active restoration, treatment refinement, and establishing stronger foundations, ELEVATE is designed around long-term resilience, proactive healthy aging, and sustaining the progress already made.

Not every patient transitions at the same time.

The decision is based on whether active restoration remains necessary or whether the focus of care has shifted toward long-term maintenance and prevention.