Contact

Contact Front Range Longevity

Choose the appropriate contact method below so we can assist you securely and efficiently.

Primary Patient Communication

Current Patients

For your privacy and security, established patients should use the secure Patient Portal for all clinical communication.

Please use the Patient Portal for:

  • Medical questions
  • Medication questions or concerns
  • Prescription refill requests
  • Laboratory result questions
  • Follow-up communication with your medical provider
  • Securely uploading laboratory results or medical documents
Secure Patient Portal

Begin Care

New Patients

Ready to get started? Create your secure patient portal account, complete your intake, choose the appropriate service, and schedule your consultation.

Booking does not guarantee a prescription or treatment. Recommendations are made only after an appropriate clinical evaluation.

Create an Account & Book Sign In to the Patient Portal

Email

General Questions

support@frontrangelongevity.com
  • Scheduling assistance
  • Billing questions
  • Account support
  • General non-urgent inquiries
  • Questions about Front Range Longevity’s services or process

Please do not send medical questions, laboratory results, medical records, photographs, or other sensitive health information by email. Current patients should use the secure Patient Portal for clinical communication.

Phone

Office Phone

(970) 315-2101

Available for general administrative assistance during normal business hours.

If you are an established patient with a medical question or concern, please use the secure Patient Portal rather than leaving detailed clinical information in a voicemail.

Fax

Medical Fax

(720) 208-4566

For healthcare providers, pharmacies, and laboratories to securely transmit medical records, referrals, and clinical documentation.

Important Information

Urgent or Emergency Care

Front Range Longevity does not provide emergency services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Do not use email, voicemail, or the Patient Portal for emergency communication.