Meet the Team at Longetrics in Boulder, Colorado
Karlee Brandenburg, RN
A seasoned nurse with experience in primary care, infusion medicine, travel medicine, the neurological critical care unit, and pediatric intensive care unit, Karlee brings a wealth of experience and insight to Longetrics. She is a Buff alumni where she graduated with a BA in Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado and later received her BS in Nursing from Denver College of Nursing. Karlee is a lifelong health and longevity enthusiast. She enjoys ballet, traveling, and taking care of her 3 little kids. Having a great nurse on your care team is worth its weight in gold. Karlee is that Nurse!
Karlee Brandenburg, Registered Nurse
Storm Armstrong, phD Canditate University of Colorado
Storm Armstrong, phD Candidate
Storm is obsessed with health and longevity and it shows. Formerly a sales professional, Storm has decided to pursue his passion, Longevity. He is currently working on his pHD at the University of Colorado in the department of Anatomy and Physiology. He is studying Alzheimers disease and traumatic brain injury. Storm helps Longetrics with lead generation. Additionally Storm performs research on epidemiology, mortality, and longevity at Longetrics.
Bill Brandenburg, Medical Doctor
Bill Brandenburg, MD
Bill is obsessed with aging, longevity, and building healthcare systems that actually deliver health. He is the father of 3 children, a loving husband, and friend to many. In addition to Longetrics, Bill works as a hospitalist at Sterling Regional Medical Center. He is also clinical faculty at the University of Colorado School of Medicine where he teaches medical students and residents how to doctor like a pro. Bill is a former NJCAA basketball all-american and 4 year college athlete. Currently he enjoys Jiu Jitsu, kickboxing, skiing, biking, mountaineering, building projects, real estate, blockchain technologies, gems and minerals, dancing, celebrating, traveling, and living life to the fullest. Even with maximal longevity, life is still short. Act accordingly!