Dr. Andre MeloMD

Dr. Melo treats a broad range of adult conditions, including hypertension, cardiovascular disease, metabolic dysfunction, asthma, sleep disorders, and chronic stress. He also manages complex adult diagnoses that benefit from a thorough, longitudinal approach. His preventive focus means he works to identify and address risk factors well before they become acute problems.

Dr. Melo holds training and expertise in internal medicine, with residency completions at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and the University of Connecticut. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Florida State University, reflecting his deep commitment to clinical standards and medical education.

Dr. Melo tracks advanced cardiovascular markers beyond standard lipid panels, including ApoB and Lp(a). This precision approach helps him identify risk that routine screenings often miss. He pairs these markers with in-office diagnostics like EKG and point-of-care ultrasound for a fuller clinical picture.

0 principles, focusing on healthspan alongside lifespan. He uses biometric tracking, wearable data analysis, and a detailed 90-minute initial longevity assessment to understand each patient's full health picture. Sleep architecture, metabolic function, and cardiovascular risk all factor into his long-term care planning.

Dr. Melo served as a Navy physician with the Marines and led emergency services earlier in his career. He earned his medical degree at the Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and trained in internal medicine there before completing a second residency at the University of Connecticut. He has also taught medical students and nurse practitioners and published research on stem cell therapy for severe asthma.

Yes. The Way includes mental and emotional wellbeing as part of its clinical scope. Dr. Melo takes a whole-person approach, recognizing that chronic stress and emotional health directly affect physical outcomes. He addresses these concerns as part of each member's comprehensive care plan.

Initial consultations with Dr. Melo typically run 90 minutes. He structures this visit as a comprehensive longevity assessment, reviewing health history, goals, biometrics, and diagnostic data. This extended format lets him build a thorough, individualized care plan from the start.

Yes. S. clinical exposure. Observers gain insight into clinic workflow, patient-centered communication, and concierge practice systems. A remote interview with Dr. Melo is required as part of the application process.