Yihan Chen, MD, MPH

Chen reads prevention through both public-health systems and the individual in front of her. Her MPH training and Forward Health algorithm work fit Biograph's data-heavy model, while her menopause certification gives extra context for midlife women whose cardiometabolic, bone, sleep, and hormone signals often shift together.

• Menopause Society certification. MSCP is formal training in perimenopause and menopause care, a useful credential inside a longevity clinic serving midlife women.
• Clinical-product background. At Forward Health, Chen practiced medicine and helped build clinical algorithms, giving her experience translating messy health data into clearer next steps.
• Academic internal medicine depth. UCLA residency, a chief resident year, extensivist practice, and a peer-reviewed publication give her a stronger internal-medicine base than a typical wellness-clinic profile.

• New York clinic only. Chen practices at Biograph New York. The San Mateo clinic is led by Gilberto Hernandez, MD, PhD.
• Shared NYC roster. Jim Lebret, MD is the New York Medical Director; Chen is the other clinic physician. Her particular fit is women's healthspan, menopause, and cardiometabolic prevention.
• Keep primary care separate. Biograph is a preventive assessment plus results review, not a replacement for routine care or acute medical needs.
• Self-pay posture. Chen has opted out of Medicare, consistent with Biograph's no-insurance model.