Available across all HALLĒ locations · Available across all 50 states via telehealth
Dr. Krystyna Shepetiuk
Wellness Education Specialist • Clinical Pharmacist • CDCES • Nutrigenomics & Pharmacogenomics Expert (UIC, IFM)
When a scan result feels more like a warning than a number, you need a guide who can translate the data into a plan you can actually follow. That is what working with the right practitioner sounds like — not louder advice, but a clearer next step.
NPI registry verified · Credentials on file
About
A guide for your bone-health story
Dr. Krystyna Shepetiuk is not just a health consultant; she is your dedicated partner in rewriting the narrative of your aging. With a PharmD background and a deep obsession with the "Blue Zone" principles of vitality, she bridges the gap between where you are and where your body deserves to be.
Based in Naples, Krystyna treats your healthspan like a high-stakes project. She doesn't follow generic protocols — she architects a personalized strategy built on your unique biology, genetic makeup, and lifestyle aspirations.
Areas of Expertise
Credentials
- PharmD
- CDCES
- IFM Certified Practitioner
Work With Shepetiuk
Three ways to start
A single focused consultation, an ongoing monthly partnership, or the full VIP concierge experience — each is built around how much guidance feels right at this point in your story.
Common Questions
Before you book
- Can I work with Shepetiuk if I'm outside Florida?
- Yes. Dr. offers telehealth wellness consultations across all 50 states. In-person services are coordinated through the nearest HALLĒ partner location.
- Is a consultation with Dr. a substitute for medical care?
- No. HALLĒ is a wellness-and-education provider, not a medical practice. Consultations are designed to complement your existing care team — not replace your physician.
- Is this HSA/FSA eligible?
- Wellness consultations with a licensed provider are generally HSA/FSA eligible. We provide itemized receipts; please confirm coverage with your plan administrator before booking.
- What should I bring to my first consultation?
- Any recent labs, prior bone-density reports (DEXA or REMS), a current supplement list, and the questions you have been carrying. The first session is about meeting you where you are.
Methodology informed by Proposed practice parameters for REMS evaluations (Bone & Joint Open, 2025).
Ready to write the next chapter with Shepetiuk?
One consultation. One honest conversation. One clearer plan for the bones that carry you.