Parsley Health: Now In Network Across 150m Lives

What does it take to bring functional medicine into mainstream insurance systems? In this episode of The Evolution of Medicine, James Maskell speaks with Dr. Robin Berzin about Parsley Health's landmark achievement: becoming the first functional medicine clinic in-network with insurance coverage for 150 million lives. They explore how a decade of building standardized protocols, training systems, and outcomes data led to proof of both clinical results and cost savings in chronic disease care. The conversation also unpacks what this shift means for independent functional medicine practitioners, and how AI, wearables, and direct-to-consumer testing are reshaping patient expectations and expanding the market for personalized medicine. - - - - - About the Guest: Dr. Robin Berzin is a physician and the founder and CEO of Parsley Health, a functional medicine and longevity clinic focused on treating chronic disease through a systems-based, root-cause approach. She has built Parsley Health into a nationally scaled clinical model that integrates evidence-based protocols, digital health tools, and outcomes tracking to deliver personalized, preventive care. Website: Facebook: Instagram: LinkedIn: YouTube: - - - - - Social Handles: Website: X: Instagram: Facebook: Linkedin: Youtube: - - - - - Evolution of Medicine™ Mission Partners: Big Boost Marketing: Freedom Practice Training: - - - - - PODCAST Thank you for listening. Please

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Parsley Health: Now In Network Across 150m Lives is an episode from Evolution of Medicine Podcast by James Maskell.

This episode is 36:31 long.

This episode was published on May 4, 2026.

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