Jennifer Vineyard, DO, is a board-certified Internist. Her interest in nutrition, immune function, and health led her to study microbiology at Arizona State University, where she graduated summa cum laude. (She also minored in women's studies.) At Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University, she studied medicine and treatment of the whole person, including additional training in manual medicine (osteopathic manipulative treatment or OMT). She concurrently earned a Master’s degree in Bioethics. During her internal medicine residency at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center, in Portland, Oregon, she was the resident member of the Regional Ethics Committee. She completed a Hospice and Palliative Medicine fellowship at Cedars-Sinai/West Los Angeles VA. She has worked in the hospital, the clinic, and in the home setting. She enjoys helping people understand disease process(es) and how to manage/improve their health.  She believes the body has an innate tendency toward healing and addresses the whole person in restoring and promoting health and longevity.  Much of disease today is brought on by lifestyle, and restoring balance often makes the biggest difference in our health.  Dr. Vineyard is trained in allopathic medicine, but holds a special interest in integrated care, including mind-body medicine and using nutrition and non-pharmacologic treatments whenever appropriate and possible (nutrition, exercise, OMT, meditation, etc.).  She keeps up with the latest science in food and medicine, as well as longevity research, intermittent and prolonged fasting, to provide evidence-based recommendations, and believes in personalized healthcare, focusing on the individual.