- This event has passed.
From Chronic Illness Patient to Changing Access to Functional Medicine How to Bring In More High-Fit Patients with Jake Guidas
Jake Guidas joins AOSIM to share a story that begins with chronic illness and ends with a mission to transform access to functional medicine.
His experience as a patient led him to create FunctionalMatch—a platform designed to connect motivated patients with practitioners who focus on finding and treating the root causes of disease.
Whether you’re looking to:
• Reach more ideal patients
• Improve patient outcomes
• Grow a sustainable functional medicine practice
• Learn from someone who has lived the patient journey
—you’ll find valuable insights in today’s presentation.
From Chronic Illness Patient to Changing Access to Functional Medicine:
How to Bring In More Compatible Patients
Tuesday, July 7, 2026,Â
8 PM EDT, Â 5 PM PDT
5:00 PM Pacific
8:00 PM Eastern
Grab a cup of coffee, log in early, and join colleagues from across the country for another exceptional AOSIM educational event.
We’ll see you online.
This Week the American Osteopathic Society of Integrative Medicine Welcomes:Â
Who is Jake Guidas?
The founder of FunctionalMatch, Jake Guidas’ path started as a patient. Â Jake spent years navigating chronic Lyme disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and ankylosing spondylitis before finding functional medicine approaches that actually addressed the root cause instead of chasing symptoms one at a time. That experience turned into a mission: making functional medicine more accessible to the patients who need it most.Â
Jake built FunctionalMatch a patient acquisition system that helps practices scale – connecting high-fit, high-intent patients directly with the practitioners suited to treat them. Through FunctionalMatch, he’s turning his own healing journey into a repeatable growth engine for practices doing this work while helping patients connect with the right practitioners.
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
5:00 PM Pacific
8:00 PM Eastern
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83141850769