Know the person
behind the results.
Understand the history, listen to the concern, and ask what someone wants their health to make possible. Their experience belongs in the conversation.
EverSpan began with a question Michael Basten couldn’t set aside: why do we wait for health to become a crisis before giving it our full attention?
His answer became a way to care for people earlier, stay involved longer, and make that kind of attention affordable.

A career in helping people recover.
A health scare of his own.
And a question about what could come earlier.
Over a career spanning more than thirty years, Michael built Foothills Sports Medicine across Arizona. As a physical therapist, helping people regain movement and return to their lives was the work he knew.
In 2004, he went into cardiac arrest while training for an Ironman. He was fit and felt healthy. He hadn’t known he had a heart condition.
He survived. The experience left him thinking about the difference between feeling well and understanding what is happening inside the body. Watching his father live with Lewy body dementia made that question even more personal: what could he have done to help?
Those experiences helped shape EverSpan. Michael wanted people to have a way to pay attention sooner, understand their health more fully, and have someone beside them as they decided what to do.
“Why not be preventative?”Michael Basten · Founder
The relationship Michael wanted for people shapes how we approach the everyday details of their care.
Understand the history, listen to the concern, and ask what someone wants their health to make possible. Their experience belongs in the conversation.
Make it easy to reach a real person, revisit a recommendation, and get help with the next step. Care continues as people put their plans into practice.
Give ongoing attention a price people can plan around, so the clinical relationship has room to grow over time.
Personal clinical support should fit into a household budget. We built the membership around an accessible monthly price, with testing, consultations, and concierge messaging included.
After your $199 start. Optional add-ons cost extra.
See what membership includesMedical leadership, practicing clinicians, and scientific advisors bring different perspectives to the same purpose: helping people make informed decisions about their health.
Chief Medical Officer
Board-certified in internal and integrative medicine. Founding medical director of UCSF’s Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, with an MD from Stanford and an MPH from UC Berkeley.
Board-certified physician assistant
Gianna brings a background in neurosurgery and neuroscience to her work in longevity, with a focus on brain health, physical function, and quality of life.
Board-certified family nurse practitioner
MJ’s experience spans ICU nursing, primary care, and integrative wellness. Her approach connects symptoms, laboratory findings, and everyday habits into a practical care plan.

Scientific Advisory Board · Sleep and circadian health. A physician and researcher whose work includes 23 years at Harvard Medical School.

Scientific Advisory Board · Inflammation and aging. A professor at the Buck Institute and director of the Stanford 1,000 Immunomes Project.
Get to know the care Michael set out to build.
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