
Peninsula Longevity
Quick Facts
| Practice Type | Concierge |
| Location | South Bay |
| Doctors | Daniel Placik MD, Family Medicine |
About
At Peninsula Longevity, Dr. Daniel Placik delivers physician-led preventive and longevity medicine to adults in South Bay, Los Angeles. His approach centers on evidence-based strategies across nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress resilience, and behavior change. He works to prevent chronic disease and improve cardiometabolic health before symptoms develop.
Dr. Placik limits his panel intentionally to give each patient meaningful time and attention. His comprehensive annual evaluation covers advanced biomarker review, cardiovascular risk assessment, cancer risk screening, and personalized health planning. He addresses root causes rather than symptoms, emphasizing sustainable habit formation and metabolic health over the long term.
Details
Address
29000 S Western Ave, Ste 202, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
Phone
(424) 241-3008Website
Visit websiteMembership Details
Annual private care subscription model ("Exam Services"). Fee may be paid via HSA/FSA/MSA/HRA. Some ancillary services (labs, imaging, specialists, medications) billed separately or through insurance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Peninsula Longevity operates on an annual private care subscription model for exam services. Members receive a comprehensive annual preventive and longevity evaluation, extended physician visits, personalized health planning, advanced biomarker review, lifestyle medicine counseling, and direct physician communication. Labs, imaging, specialist referrals, and medications bill separately or through insurance.
Yes. Peninsula Longevity accepts HSA, FSA, MSA, and HRA funds for the annual subscription fee. If you have a health savings account, check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility.
Yes. Dr. Placik encourages all patients to maintain health insurance. The annual subscription covers exam services and direct physician care. Ancillary services such as labs, imaging, specialist visits, and medications bill separately and typically run through your insurance.
Absolutely. Many of Dr. Placik's patients join while they feel well and want to build on that foundation. Peninsula Longevity focuses on prevention and early risk identification. Dr. Placik evaluates key health markers, identifies potential risks before they become problems, and builds a personalized long-term strategy for each patient.
The annual evaluation covers advanced lab work and biomarker review, cardiovascular risk assessment, cancer risk screening, personalized nutrition counseling, exercise planning, sleep optimization, metabolic health review, and stress resilience coaching. Dr. Placik uses these findings to build a personalized health strategy for each member.
Yes. Direct physician communication is a core part of the Peninsula Longevity membership. Members can reach Dr. Placik without routing through administrative layers, which supports timely, relationship-based care.
Dr. Placik intentionally limits his panel to a small number of patients. That limit allows him to deliver thorough, unhurried care and maintain the long-term physician-patient relationships that define his practice model.
Dr. Placik built Peninsula Longevity around the belief that medicine works best through relationships, trust, and a long-term commitment to health. He focuses on preventing chronic disease and addressing root causes rather than waiting for symptoms to appear. His methods draw on evidence-based strategies in nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress resilience, and behavior change.
You can schedule a free introductory call through the Peninsula Longevity website. This call gives you a chance to ask questions about services, pricing, and practice logistics before enrolling.
Practice last updated November 1, 2026



