Dr. Daniel Corrigan is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician bringing nearly a decade of frontline clinical experience to the practice of longevity medicine. He earned his medical degree from Tufts University School of Medicine in 2013 and completed his residency in Emergency Medicine through the Harvard Affiliated Emergency Medicine Residency program at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in 2017.
Dr. Corrigan’s research background spans both basic science and clinical medicine. He conducted protein-binding research published in the journal Biochemistry and presented at national scientific meetings, and during residency he authored a journal article and textbook chapter on pulmonary embolism. For the past nine years, he has practiced as an attending physician in community emergency departments, caring for patients across every stage of acute illness and injury.
It was this frontline experience that drew Dr. Corrigan to longevity medicine. Time and again, he saw patients eager to take control of their health but held back by limited education and limited access to the kind of personalized, proactive care that could help them thrive — not just survive a crisis. That experience shapes his approach today: he is committed to educating patients about their own health and partnering with them through shared decision-making, so they can make informed, confident choices about their long-term well-being.
