Strong on the mountain.
Strong for life.
Longevity-Focused Internal Medicine Physician
Dr. Mark Jankowske, DO
Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, and Obesity Medicine
Advanced training in Longevity Medicine
Most of us know the pattern. Life fills up with work, family, and the people counting on us. So we handle what is in front of us and push our own health to the next stopping point. But the stopping point rarely comes.
The first signs are usually small. Heading in a little early on a good ski day. Taking longer to recover than we used to. Saying "you go ahead" when the family heads out, instead of going with them. That is not the end of the story. It is where the rebuild begins.
You do not have to be in great shape to start getting stronger. Wherever you begin, a clear, written plan built on your own data gives us a starting point to rebuild what has slipped and protect what you have.
Enduro membership begins with a comprehensive exam and your Longevity Blueprint, then continues with ongoing follow-up exams that keep you moving forward.
It starts with one conversation.
Why I Built Enduro
For more than twenty years in hospital medicine and critical care, I cared for people on the hardest days of their lives. Heart attacks, strokes, and the complications of diabetes, driven by slow metabolic problems decades in the making. The hospital managed the crisis. Then I watched the follow-up break down under the weight of daily life. Our healthcare system is built to respond when something breaks. I built Enduro to be there long before it does.
To do that well, I went back to training. I earned board certification in Obesity Medicine, then completed a fellowship in Longevity Medicine, adding the science of metabolic health and prevention to two decades of Internal Medicine. Now I bring both to every person I work with: the judgment of an experienced internist, and the tools to act years before a crisis.
I also know the turnaround is possible, because I have lived it. After college football, I reached 325 pounds. The 100 pounds I lost have stayed off for twenty-five years.
My family and I chose Park City as our home, and these mountains are a big part of why. My perfect day is quiet snow and a cold wind at the top, skiing with friends and family. That is what more good years mean to me. Whatever they mean to you, your best ones can still be ahead. I am here to help you reclaim them, and to be the physician I would want for my own family, year after year.
Let's build your longevity together.
