ApoB is the number.

Particle count, not LDL-C, is what enters the artery.

Board certified in Clinical Lipidology & Obesity Medicine · Licensed in all 50 states & DC

Why LDL-C is not enough

The number

Each atherogenic particle carries one apoB. ApoB counts particles. LDL-C estimates cholesterol mass. Discordance is common, especially with high triglycerides or low LDL-C on treatment.

What we do

Set an ApoB target from lifetime risk, CAC, Lp(a), and family history. Intensify until the particle count is down — not until the LDL-C 'looks okay.'

Named drugs, not protocols from a blog

High-intensity statin, ezetimibe, PCSK9 monoclonal antibodies, Leqvio (inclisiran), Lipfendra (enlicitide). Chosen when indicated. Cost of medication is not in the membership.

Agents we name

We prescribe FDA-approved brand and generic drugs to the pharmacy you choose. No compounding.

Foundation

Statins and ezetimibe

High-intensity statin first when tolerated. Ezetimibe as add-on or when statin dose is limited. This is still the highest-evidence, lowest-friction start.

Injected PCSK9

Repatha and Leqvio

Evolocumab (Repatha) is a monoclonal antibody. Inclisiran (Leqvio) is siRNA given twice a year after loading. Both when ApoB remains above target.

Oral PCSK9

Lipfendra (enlicitide)

FDA-approved 16 July 2026. First oral PCSK9 inhibitor (Merck), adjunct to diet and exercise for LDL-C in adults, including heterozygous FH. Prescribe when indicated.

Medication cost is not included in membership. No compounded medications. Eligibility is confirmed at signup.

Common questions

LDL-C is cholesterol mass inside LDL. ApoB is particle number. Atherosclerosis tracks particles. When the two disagree, treat ApoB.
No medication cost is included in any membership. We prescribe to your pharmacy. Coverage and copay are between you, the pharmacy, and (if you use it) your drug benefit.
No. FDA-approved brand and generic only, through licensed pharmacies.

Membership

Direct-pay lipidology. Cancel anytime. Licensed in all 50 states and DC. Labs and imaging are billed to your insurance; medication is billed at your pharmacy.

Lipid Care

$199/mo
Essential lipid management with Dr. Winiarski. Video every 12 weeks, lab orders, prescriptions to your pharmacy.
  • Video appointment every 12 weeks
  • Lab orders and treat-to-target lipid plan
  • Prescriptions to the pharmacy you choose
  • *Does not include cost of medication