Watching over
your brain so you can
build your legacy.

Dr. Alexis Anvekar was raised in Salt Lake City, Utah. She graduated with honors from UC San Diego, obtaining degrees in Biochemistry and Cell Biology with a minor in Psychology. Financing 100% of her education independently after leaving home at age 18, she was exceptionally active in leadership throughout college and medical school — serving as Student Body President, Editor in Chief, Co-Founder of a student AIDS awareness organization, and Delegate for the AMA and AMWA. She received a national leadership award from AMWA given to the most promising female physician-in-training in the country.
 

As a senior, she was one of a handful of students invited to complete USC's Presidential Fellowship through the Marshall School of Business, and was the sole member of her class selected into USC's highest secret honor society.
 

After completing her Internal Medicine residency at the rigorous LAC+USC program — where she served as Housestaff President and National Vice President for the Committee of Interns and Residents, meeting regularly with politicians in Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Washington D.C. — she was honored with an additional year as Chief Medical Resident.
 

She has been practicing since 2001 and was among the first physicians in California to establish a concierge medicine practice. Her work has since evolved into The Living Method's precision longevity framework, built around the patent-pending Longevity Intelligence System.
 

Beyond medicine, Dr. Anvekar co-founded "Kids for Change," a community group that has served monthly meals to homeless families at Union Station since 2010. She also founded Wild 4 Science in 2009, an after-school enrichment program fostering a love of science in young children. She loves traveling, spending time with family and friends, and photography.