Chelsea DeSelms

Chelsea is a board-certified family practitioner with a background in functional medicine, integrative primary care, and critical care. She is certified in hormone replacement therapy, testing, and treatment.

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Chelsea’s most significant training was completed at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, Columbus State University—with an emphasis in Integrative Medicine—and Loma Linda University through the Whole-Person Care Preceptorship. She has received additional training in epigenetics, autoimmune disorders, and nutrition through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine and Functional Medicine University.

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Chelsea’s personal battle with overcoming autoimmune disease has helped her develop a deeper understanding of the whole-person approach to healing. She personally understands the connection between chronic illness and lifestyle choices, environmental exposure, and rebalancing body systems. Her path to healing has ignited her passion for helping others. Chelsea takes pride in empowering patients with more treatment options by utilizing both conventional and alternative approaches.

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She is passionate about helping individuals physically, emotionally, and spiritually by partnering with patients on their health journey. She strives to address the root cause of their illness rather than treating symptoms alone.

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When Chelsea is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and three fur children. Her hobbies include singing, scuba diving, traveling, and exploring the great outdoors of Oregon!