Dr. Christine Nedeau is a board-certified family physician, Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians, and board-certified physician in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine (ABAARM). She is the founder and CEO/CMO of Bloom La Vie Health, a privately owned, membership-based, boutique/concierge medical practice in Liberty, Missouri, focused on personalized preventive care, health optimization, and longevity medicine.
With more than two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Nedeau has developed a proactive approach to medicine that goes beyond treating disease. She works with patients to identify health risks early, optimize modifiable factors, and develop individualized strategies designed to extend healthspan—the years of life spent healthy, active, and independent.
At Bloom La Vie Health, Dr. Nedeau integrates comprehensive medical evaluation with advanced testing, innovative technology, metabolic and hormonal assessment, nutrition, lifestyle medicine, and evidence-informed approaches to healthy aging. Her goal is to provide patients with a deeper understanding of their health and a personalized roadmap for maintaining vitality and reducing future disease risk.
Dr. Nedeau completed her Family Medicine residency at St. Joseph Hospital (now Creighton University Family Medicine Program) in Phoenix, Arizona, with an emphasis in obstetrics and women's health. She earned her medical degree from Cebu Institute of Medicine and holds a Diploma in International Medicine and Public Health. In addition to her certification through the American Board of Family Medicine, she is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and has completed board certification through the American Board of Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine.
Prior to founding Bloom La Vie Health in 2020, Dr. Nedeau spent her early career in traditional, community family medicine with obstetrics. She joined Cerner Corporation's Healthe Clinic as a corporate physician in 2011 where she combined clinical medicine with healthcare innovation, contributing to preventive health initiatives, telemedicine, clinical protocols, and technology designed to improve both patient care and the physician experience.
Dr. Nedeau is also a medical educator, speaker, writer, and physician leader whose presentations have addressed healthy aging, hormone health, women's health, healthcare innovation, and preventive medicine. Her leadership and community involvement have included serving as president of the Philippine Medical Society of Greater Kansas City, medical mission leadership, physician education, and mentorship of medical trainees.
Her philosophy is straightforward: longevity is not simply about adding years to life—it is about preserving the health, function, independence, and vitality needed to make those years meaningful.