need rec for lipidologist or "up to date" cardiologist in BTR

I just got my self-order lab tests back from Ulta Lab [performed at Quest] and had some surprising numbers I need to get checked out with a professional.

Bad results:
ApoB: 95 mg/dl
LDL particle number: 1800 nmol/L
LDL small: 224 nmol/L
LDL C: 125 mg/dL
Total cholesterol: 230 [I know this isn't relevant much in modern science anymore]
lipoprotein (a): 126!!!!! [this is the first time I've
ever done this test]

good results:
triglycerides: 61
HDL: 90
LDL pattern: A
HS crp: 1.3 [not bad]
homocysteine: 5.2

Also of note, my omega 3 index is 6.8 which is good, but I want it to be higher. My omega6/omega3 ratio is 3.6 but I'd like it lower.

I'm really concerned about the lipoprotein (a). According to Peter Attia, I'm going to die any day now, but per Dr. Nadir Ali, it's ok.

And before you say "take a statin," I'm APOE4, and statins cross the blood brain barrier and deprive the brain of much-needed cholesterol which I need to help prevent/prolong alzheimers.

Regarding physical condition and diet, I'm female, 54, 5'11" and 140 lbs with low BMI, work out, bike, walk daily and eat a very low carb diet minus the emphasis on sat fats. Don't eat beef or fried foods -- maybe a few egg yolks a week, about three teaspoons of coconut oil a week to cook the eggs in, and daily tbsp of MCT oil powder. Just eat low carb Greek yogurt, blueberries, some nuts, green salads, chicken or salmon, veggies, protein smoothie with flaxseed, berries, kale and spinach every day. Maybe one drink a week.