Tiago Miguel, MD

Miguel's PLC value is comprehensive internal-medicine synthesis. Cardiac CT, labs, body-composition imaging, and history are read together, then translated into a practical plan rather than separate data points. His prior concierge-practice ownership matters because PLC also depends on time-rich review, patient coordination, and preventive planning for people who expect high-touch care.

• Strong academic training path. NYU AOA honors, Weill Cornell residency, and MSKCC/HSS rotations create a broad New York academic-medicine base.
• Concierge-practice operator. He built and ran his own Boca Raton concierge practice before joining PLC, so the high-touch model is not theoretical.
• Internal-medicine synthesis. He is positioned to pull imaging, labs, medical history, and prevention priorities into one physician review.

• Care focus. Comprehensive internal medicine and concierge-style preventive planning inside the New York exam.
• Availability. Public records also show a separate New York concierge-practice footprint, so confirm current PLC scheduling if seeing him personally matters.
• Visit format. Expect an in-person full-day PLC Exam rather than a standalone primary-care appointment.