Paradigm Wellness Medical Group

About Paradigm Wellness Medical Group

Paradigm Wellness Medical Group offers a longevity-focused program called Precision Longevity 365, alongside a mix of aesthetic and regenerative treatments. The organization states it has more than 20 years of industry experience, though that claim isn't tied to a specific named provider on the page. Pricing for the longevity program or any individual treatment isn't published, so you'd need to contact them directly to find out cost.

Beyond the core longevity program, the treatment list includes PRP/PRF treatment, hair rejuvenation, a non-surgical facelift, PDO threads, and a wellness retreat option. On the diagnostic and longevity-science side, they offer a "Cancer Check" blood test designed to detect circulating tumor cells, NAD+ therapy, rapamycin, and TA-65, a telomerase activator — treatments associated with the broader anti-aging and longevity space rather than standard primary care. They also offer Botox and Kybella for cosmetic use.

Two names appear connected to the practice: Dr. Joe Cleaver and Daniel Gasparro. Neither their specific role at the clinic (physician, administrator, or otherwise) nor their credentials are stated on the page, so it's not clear from the site alone what either person's title or licensing is — something you'd want to ask about directly if provider credentials matter to your decision.

Hours are limited and clearly posted: Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm, with the clinic closed both Saturday and Sunday. That's a narrower weekday-only schedule than some other clinics in this category, so plan around it if you're looking to book outside standard business hours.

What isn't addressed anywhere on the page is whether the clinic accepts insurance or operates cash-pay only, whether telehealth or virtual visits are offered, and what the clinic's actual service area is beyond its physical address. Given the specialized nature of some of these offerings — telomerase activators and circulating tumor cell testing aren't things you'll find at a typical urgent care — this reads as a practice aimed at people already interested in longevity medicine specifically, rather than a general wellness stop. If that's your interest, a call to fill in the pricing and credential gaps would be the logical next step.

Sources: pwmgmed.com/treatments/longevity-program (checked 2026-09-22).