Jake Velie has spent the last 13 years in the integrative and functional healthcare setting working with physician groups, health systems, universities, companies and families all over the world.
Jake has served as Founder and CEO of several integrative medical clinics and led multiple other healthcare companies. Jake’s companies practiced family medicine, physical medicine, rehabilitation, lifestyle education and psychotherapy, as well as fitness and personal training. Jake has worked with thousands of patients with his physicians and practitioners to develop clinical systems that employed functional medicine concepts which resulted in outcomes successful beyond conventional treatments alone.
His clinics also served as an internship and experiential learning location for medical and pharmacy students as well as an educational center for graduating nurses and family practice medical students.
Jake now serves as the CEO and Chairman of the Clinical Advisory Board of National Integrative Health, where he also authored the organization’s official Health Foundation System. Jake also serves as the Director of Corporate and Family Health at Bearence Management Group out of Minneapolis, MN, Des Moines, IA and Kansas City, MO.
My Prescription Plan isn’t just a company—it’s a story that starts with a member of our team.
In 2009, our co-founder’s father fell ill. Things grew worse, and within a couple years his father was taking over 20 medications per day. His health wasn’t improving, and he felt sluggish all the time. Eager to find a better way, the father and son came across pharmacogenetics, a personalized approach to medications and a hopeful answer. His father was skeptical at first, but he took the test.
The results surprised them both: the test showed that most of the medications were working against, not with his DNA. With some help from his doctor, his father went from taking over 20 medications to six. Not only did his father feel better than he had in a long time, he now had a personalized roadmap to show which medications were effective, which were not, and which were potentially causing future damage.
They had found answers in one simple test.
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