I’m really genuinely interested in this advice - for myself. I’m 64 and retired. I have hairy cell leukaemia in remission, Conn’s syndrome, 2 knee replacements and a severe chronic cough I’ve had for 15 years (currently doing a lot better with monthly steroi_ injections to superior laryngeal nerve) and chemo induced reflux. I see a lot of doctors about these things. Makes me sound like a crock, but otherwise I’m in Generally good health and lead a very active life including solid CrossFit workouts 2-3 times a week, regular skiing, and travel of course. I am actually the fittest I have ever been in my whole life! Cognitively doing well too - just finished a PhD 3 years ago and currently learning my 5th foreign language….
So on your advice, I should probably see a geriatrician - retired and seeing multiple doctors. Plus the idea of someone other than my poor overworked GP coordinating all my various things is very attractive.
But then I looked at the little graphic you also included and the only one with any relevance to me is the chronic iissues. Do you see any benefits for someone like me or am not really in the zone, despite my coughpy chronic conditions?