Alyssa Hendrix, PA, PA-C

Hendrix works from a prevention-first lens: establish a biomarker baseline, understand the patient's goals, then use diagnostic data and Next Health's care menu to build a practical plan. Her PA training and prior surgical-adjacent experience make her a fit for patients who want hands-on clinical guidance without starting at the physician-director level.

• PA training with recovery experience. Orthopedics, pain management, and plastic surgery exposed her to recovery physiology before she moved into longevity care.
• Metabolic-health focus. Her Next Health work centers on preventative and metabolic optimization rather than acute problem visits.
• Useful patient-facing role. Physician assistants often provide the detailed review and follow-through that make biomarker programs easier to act on.

• Confirm clinic availability. Verify where she sees patients before booking; her Next Health bio does not name a clinic assignment.
• Choose credential fit. Book Hendrix when a PA-led optimization visit fits; choose an MD/DO medical director if you want physician interpretation.
• Use the local care team. Protocols are brand-level, but follow-up and staffing depend on the clinic you choose.