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Speck Health / POTENTRx

Northgate, Seattle · Cardiology-led executive health and medical fitness

Speck Health, trading as POTENTRx, is a cardiology and internal medicine practice in Northgate, opened in 2009 by cardiologist Sarah Speck and Dan Tripps PhD. Its executive assessment pairs a full lab panel with non-invasive artery imaging and a 65-point musculoskeletal evaluation, and its Personalized Health Assessment adds an ECG-monitored cardiopulmonary exercise test, spirometry and resting metabolic rate.

Dr. Sarah Speck
Care team 2 named clinicians
Where2150 N 107th Street Suite 205, Seattle, WA 98133

The care team

Every clinician the operator publishes by name, with their role exactly as the operator states it.

Dr. Sarah Speck
Cardiologist and internist

Dr. Sarah Speck

The practice states over 20 years practising cardiology and internal medicine in the greater Seattle area.

Illness prevention, disease reversal and the role of exercise and nutrition

Published qualificationsThe practice publishes a combined MD and MPH from the University of Illinois and postgraduate training at the University of Washington Hospitals. It also states she is medical director of the cardiac wellness and rehabilitation programs at the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute.

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Internal medicine physician

Dr. Cheryl Jacobs

Board certified in Internal Medicine, and "actively pursuing certification in Lifestyle Medicine". Also published as an "Art Medicine Certified Practitioner", a designation whose certifying body the practice does not name.

Integrating lifestyle medicine into daily life

Published qualificationsThe practice publishes a BS in Biology from Tufts University in 1989 and a Medical Degree with a Master's in Public Health in 1994, followed by residency at the University of Washington in the Primary Care Track from 1994 to 1997.

Care at Speck Health / POTENTRx

What people come here for, the kinds of care Speck Health / POTENTRx offers, and its specific tests and services.

Independently researched
Health goals

What people come here for

Whole-body baselineStrength, fitness & body composition
Care categories

Kinds of care

Fitness, strength & body-composition assessment Preventive screening & executive assessment Lifestyle & performance planning Programs & care formats
Specific services

Tests and services

Electrocardiogram
Records the heart's electrical rhythm.
Health & nutrition coaching
Ongoing behavior, nutrition and training guidance.
Longevity membership
Ongoing physician care with labs, reviews and a plan, billed annually/monthly.
Lung function test
Measures how much and how fast you can move air.
Metabolic rate testing
Measures calories your body actually burns at rest.
Strength, mobility & balance testing
Measures grip strength, movement quality and fall risk.
VO₂ max testing
Measures cardiorespiratory fitness, the strongest exercise predictor of longevity.
Also published by this clinic

More care this clinic lists, in its own words.

Pre-assessment consultation covering medical, family and lifestyle historyFull lab panel: metabolic function, blood count, cholesterol and triglycerides, thyroid function, vitamin D, diabetes riskHeart and stroke prevention testingNon-invasive artery imagingPost-assessment consultation with the medical and performance directorsBody compositionBody metricsCellular healthAn exercise prescription written by the physiologistStroke and heart attack preventionFamily history of heart issuesHeart disease in womenSports cardiovascular risk screeningFirefighter assessmentExercise

Practical information

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HoursMonday to Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm
Location2150 N 107th Street Suite 205, Seattle, WA 98133
Phone(206) 466-5936

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