Longevità Medical
7255 State Route 96, Suite 110
Victor, NY 14564
Phone: (585) 244-1506
Monday–Friday: 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
You can finally get the rest your body’s been asking for.
At Longevità Medical, we uncover what’s really behind your fatigue and sleepless nights, beginning with a deeper look at your unique biology.
Our data-driven approach helps you restore balance, improve your sleep, and wake up feeling truly rested and recharged.
When testosterone, estrogen, thyroid, or cortisol shift out of balance, your body's energy and sleep cycles can be disrupted. With the right support, you can get back to feeling steady and well-rested.
Sleep apnea, anemia, diabetes, or cardiovascular concerns can quietly drain your energy. Advanced diagnostics reveal whether an underlying health condition is part of the problem.
Diet, hydration, caffeine, alcohol, or irregular schedules (like shift work) can all sap your stamina. Small adjustments, guided by testing, can help restore lasting vitality.
Stress, anxiety, and depression elevate your cortisol levels, making it harder to rest at night and leaving you depleted during the day. Finding balance helps your body reset and recover.
When testosterone, estrogen, thyroid, or cortisol shift out of balance, your body's energy and sleep cycles can be disrupted. With the right support, you can get back to feeling steady and well-rested.
Sleep apnea, anemia, diabetes, or cardiovascular concerns can quietly drain your energy. Advanced diagnostics reveal whether an underlying health condition is part of the problem.
Diet, hydration, caffeine, alcohol, or irregular schedules (like shift work) can all sap your stamina. Small adjustments, guided by testing, can help restore lasting vitality.
Stress, anxiety, and depression elevate your cortisol levels, making it harder to rest at night and leaving you depleted during the day. Finding balance helps your body reset and recover.
Many women experience fatigue and sleep disturbances due to hormonal changes—especially during perimenopause and menopause.
For men, low energy and poor sleep are often linked to testosterone decline, overwork, or stress.
Your journey begins with a virtual consultation to discuss your symptoms and medical history. If you are a good candidate for treatment, we order your bloodwork alongside other evaluations, as needed.
Once your results are in, we meet with you in person to discuss our findings and tailor our recommendations to your health, lifestyle, and goals. These may include:
A double board-certified facial plastic surgeon with decades of experience, Dr. Vito Quatela founded Longevità Medical as a natural extension of his commitment to treating the whole patient—inside and out. Known for his vision and innovation, he has built a career helping people look younger and feel more confident. With Longevità Medical, he expands that mission into proactive wellness, offering patients the tools and insights they need to take charge of how they age. Dr. Quatela continues to lead the practice with the same standard of excellence that defines his surgical and aesthetic work.
Meet Dr. Quatela
Julie Chatt is a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than two decades of experience in patient care. At Longevità Medical, she specializes in advanced hormone optimization and personalized wellness plans, helping patients feel their best through every stage of life. Known for her thorough, compassionate approach, Julie takes the time to understand each person's health goals and translate complex test results into clear, actionable steps. She's an integral part of Longevità's diagnostic-first model, guiding patients from evaluation through long-term support.
Meet Julie ChattIf tiredness persists despite getting “enough” sleep, or if your sleep quality is poor (frequent waking, difficulty falling asleep), it may point to a disorder. Our team can help you identify underlying causes.
Yes, caffeine, sugar, and alcohol can disrupt sleep, while nutrient-rich foods—especially magnesium and vitamin D—help support steady energy and quality rest.
Stress elevates cortisol, which disrupts relaxation and keeps your mind alert at night. Over time, this cycle fuels both fatigue and insomnia.
Regular movement helps improve your rest and energy—but avoid exercising too close to bedtime, which can overstimulate your system.
Changes in energy and sleep patterns can happen as you age, but persistent fatigue is not inevitable. Often, it signals hormone or health changes that can be addressed.
Better rest and real energy are within reach. For personalized insights into the causes of your fatigue and insomnia, please request a consultation or call our office in Victor, New York, at (585) 244-1506.
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