New Genesis Vitality has a booth at the Hotter'N Hell 100 expo in Wichita Falls this year, and two of our physicians are standing in it. If you are at the expo, come find us: we are there all day Friday, August 28. Ask us anything about how a labs-first telehealth practice works. No pitch, no pressure: we are the booth where you can talk to actual doctors.
Brad Wasson, DO, Board-Certified Family Medicine, Longevity Specialist, with more than 30 years of practice, and an experienced cyclist. Jeff Beaty, DO, Board-Certified Emergency Medicine, Certified in Peptide Medicine, and an Ironman triathlete. Both of them have ridden the Hotter'N Hell 100 themselves, several times. The doctors at this booth know exactly what mile 80 feels like. The booth is for conversation, not consultations; your actual care, if you ever want it, happens online, from home, with labs drawn near you.
Nobody rides a hundred miles through North Texas heat by accident. Riders train, measure, adjust, and show up. That is, almost exactly, how our medicine works: measure first, then decide, then keep adjusting from evidence.
New Genesis Vitality is a precision telehealth practice run by US Board-Certified Physicians and Practitioners with over 80 years of combined experience. Everything starts with our Labs-First Methodology: we look at the engine before we add the fuel. Comprehensive bloodwork drawn at a Quest location near you, read by a licensed provider who talks it through with you face to face on video, then a plan built from your numbers instead of a template. Three areas of care, all 100% online:
Cash-pay, transparent pricing, no hidden fees; HSA/FSA superbills available; lab panels from $99, with the draw and provider review included in the panel price. Full details on our pricing page and lab testing menu.
We see patients by telehealth in Texas, Florida, Arkansas, Louisiana, Colorado, Oregon, and Oklahoma. Wichita Falls riders: you’re covered, and so are riders across those seven states.
Rider’s code: use HH100 when you book and your initial consultation is 25% off.
“Rider to rider” is not a figure of speech here: Dr. Wasson and Dr. Beaty have both ridden this ride, more than once. The people at this booth admire what you did this weekend from the saddle, not the sidelines. If some part of your body or your bloodwork has been quietly telling you something all training season, the follow-up doesn’t require a waiting room. It starts with a lab panel and a conversation with a physician who will actually read your numbers with you.