The case for being your own advocate.

Scott Crosbie did not arrive at longevity through medicine. He arrived through three decades of building things — and a growing conviction that the most important thing he could build next was a healthier way to live.

His background is, on paper, an unlikely one for a wellness entrepreneur. Scott studied mathematics — a bachelor’s degree at the University of North Carolina, a master’s at Clemson — and then spent nearly twenty years in an entirely different industry, as President and CEO of Artisan Direct, a marketing company he grew into one of the fastest-growing builder-marketing firms in the country, operating across more than twenty markets.

What connected that chapter to this one was a personal obsession. Scott is, by his own description, a biohacker — someone who treats his own health as a system worth measuring, testing, and steadily improving. The deeper he went, the clearer one belief became: the future of healthcare would not be reactive. It would be proactive, personalized, and data-driven.

In 2023, he acted on it. Scott became the multi-unit owner of Next Health’s Charlotte and Nashville markets, and set out to bring the country’s leading health-optimization brand to Music City. The first Nashville location opened in The Gulch — later named Best Integrative Medical Practice in Nashville by Modern Luxury — followed by a second in Green Hills. He built it alongside his wife, Kim.

Nashville Biohacking is the practice that grew out of all of it — a brand of his own that brings the science, the modalities, and the daily discipline of proactive longevity into one place. The clinical home is Next Health Nashville. The voice, the editorial, the philosophy, is Scott’s.