Dr. Taylor KantorM.D.

Dr. Taylor Kantor trained in Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery at the University of Michigan and completed a fellowship at the Center for Surgical Innovation there. He earned his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and his undergraduate degree from The Ohio State University. He brings over ten years of advanced surgical experience to his current focus on virtual obesity medicine and metabolic health.

Dr. Kantor focuses on metabolic health, clinical innovation, and technology-enhanced care delivery. He leads the design of Ivím Health's individualized GLP-1 programs and integrates digital health tools into patient care. His expertise in remote care delivery shapes how the practice delivers continuous, personalized support to its patient community.

Dr. Kantor serves as Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Ivím Health. In that capacity, he oversees the clinical direction of the practice, including the GLP-1 and hormone optimization programs that members access through their membership.

Dr. Kantor's background in surgical innovation and minimally invasive techniques informed his interest in building more effective, technology-driven care models. At Ivím Health, he applies that clinical foundation to develop individualized, remote-first programs for metabolic health and weight management.

Yes. Dr. Kantor completed his residency in Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery at the University of Michigan and a fellowship at the Center for Surgical Innovation. He brings that technical and scientific background to Ivím Health's clinical programs, particularly in metabolic health and innovative care delivery.

Dr. Kantor focuses on patient-centered, technology-enhanced care. He believes that individualized dosing, continuous provider access, and structured lifestyle support produce better outcomes than one-size-fits-all approaches. His work at Ivím Health reflects a commitment to care that adapts alongside each patient's progress.