Dr. Vesna SkulMD, FACP

Dr. Skul focuses on menopause management, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, obesity and weight management, healthy aging, and anti-inflammatory approaches to chronic disease. She also addresses fatigue, hormonal imbalance, and autoimmune conditions. Her training in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine broadens her clinical scope into preventive and lifestyle-based care.

Yes. Dr. Skul holds board certification in Internal Medicine. She also completed fellowship training and earned board certification in Anti-Aging and Regenerative Medicine. She is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians.

Dr. Skul trained at Rush Medical College in Chicago. She later joined the faculty at Rush University Medical Center before co-founding the practice in 2001. She continues to serve as Associate Professor of Medicine at Rush University.

Yes. The American College of Physicians honored Dr. Skul with its Laureate Award, the organization's highest recognition. Chicago Magazine has named her one of the best doctors for women in Chicago for several decades. US News also ranks her among the nation's top doctors.

Dr. Skul takes an integrative and functional approach, combining advanced diagnostics with lifestyle and nutritional strategies. She uses tools such as genetic testing, nutrigenomic analysis, and hormone assessment to guide individualized treatment plans. Her focus on root-cause evaluation shapes her work with chronic disease and preventive care.

Yes. While the practice centers on women's health, Dr. Skul sees male patients as well. Men often join the practice through referrals from female family members or partners.

Dr. Skul serves as Associate Professor of Medicine at Rush University and as Medical Director of Cellular Intelligence Medical Spa. Through her leadership with the American College of Physicians, she helped shape educational requirements for internists at medical universities across the country.