Jackie Giannelli didn’t stumble into women’s midlife health—she ran headfirst into a broken system and decided to rebuild it. After years of witnessing high-functioning women dismissed as “just aging,” Jackie made a bold pivot into menopause care, joining the founding clinical team at Elektra Health and helping design one of the country’s first virtual menopause platforms. Today, she leads the Well+Versed Collective, a clinical consultancy dedicated to elevating how we treat and talk about women in midlife. Her work is grounded in strategy, storytelling, and science—flipping the cultural script on what this life stage can be.

Meet the Visionary Behind Well+Versed

Name: Jackie Giannelli
Business: Well+Versed Collective
Website: jackiegiannellinp.com.
Business Philosophy in Three Words: Strategic. Personal. Disruptive.

“Midlife isn’t about slowing down—it’s about reclaiming the reins.”

What Makes Well+Versed Different?

• A pioneering Peptides & Pleasure protocol integrating GLP-1s and sexual wellness
• Strategic support for clinicians who want to stand out in a crowded weight loss market
• Thought leadership grounded in menopause care, sexual health, and clinical innovation
• A coaching model focused on clarity, not complexity

“Don’t scale confusion. Clarity first, growth second. Always.”

From Risk Gene to Radical Rethinking

When Jackie learned she was BRCA2-positive, it wasn’t just a personal reckoning—it was a clinical wake-up call. Unlike many who rushed into risk-reducing surgery, she chose a more conservative path, prioritizing hormone health and long-term vitality.

“I wasn’t willing to blindly trade one risk for another. I chose a more conservative path, grounded in rigorous monitoring, layered decision-making, and a deep trust in my own body.”

That experience shaped her belief that women deserve nuanced care plans, not blanket solutions—and inspired her to advocate for a more informed, empowered approach to perimenopause and beyond.

Her Mission in Motion

“This isn’t about masking symptoms; it’s about designing a future where women are resilient, vibrant, and mentally sharp—on their own terms. I’m not just building protocols—I’m building a movement that reframes what’s possible in midlife and beyond”.

Jackie’s work flips the script on midlife. She helps high-functioning women stay metabolically resilient, hormonally optimized, and connected to their own vitality—often through cash-based protocols that bypass traditional gatekeeping.

She’s also passionate about helping nurses step into leadership, strategy, and innovation.

“I want to see nurses leading clinical innovation, developing tech, training the next generation of providers, and architecting care models that actually work—especially for women. We bring a lens that’s human-centered, systems-savvy, and grounded in outcomes. That perspective isn’t just valuable—it’s essential to the future of healthcare”.

Advice for Clinicians

“Build what doesn’t yet exist – but make sure it’s simple, strategic, and solves a real problem.”

Whether she’s designing a hormone stack, rewriting GLP-1 protocols, or mentoring other providers, Jackie leads with intention and innovation.

A Glimpse into Jackie’s World

Morning Routine: Coffee. “Or I’m not human.”
Can’t-Live-Without Wellness Habit: Sleep. “Nothing works without it.”
Creative Outlet: Tennis—part mental game, part sweat, part social therapy
Guilty Pleasure: Truffle fries + chilled glass of Sancerre (maybe even before 5 p.m.)
Soundtrack of Her Life: The Warrior by Scandal ft. Patty Smyth
Wellness Icon Dinner Guest: Martha Stewart. “The original longevity queen.”
Fun Fact: She can rattle off hormone pathways and every lyric to early 2000s hip-hop—sometimes in the same consult.

Looking Ahead

“Five years from now, I want to see more nurses at the helm—not just at the bedside, but in the rooms where decisions are made: strategy, education, and operations. Nurses have long been the backbone of care delivery, yet we’re still too often excluded from shaping the systems we sustain. I’d like my work to help change that. I want to see nurses leading clinical innovation, developing tech, training the next generation of providers, and architecting care models that actually work—especially for women”.

She’s not here to tweak the current system. She’s here to build a new one—from the inside out.

Want to learn more about Jackie Giannelli and Well+Versed Collective?

jackiegiannellinp.com
Peptides & Pleasure Protocol
Instagram: @jackie.giannellinptalks