Meet the Team
Redefining Modern Healthcare Through Personalized, Root-Cause Medicine
Vitality Concierge Medicine was founded on a shared vision to redefine modern healthcare—bringing together advanced medical science, root-cause investigation, and deeply personalized care to help patients achieve lasting vitality and long-term health.
Adam Perlman, MD and Kelley Solosky, APRN combine decades of clinical leadership in integrative, functional, and conventional medicine. Together, they created a practice designed to give patients the time, attention, and expertise needed to truly understand the whole person and develop individualized strategies for optimal health.
By intentionally limiting the number of patients we serve, we are able to provide the time, attention, and thoughtful partnership required to deliver truly personalized care.
Adam Perlman, MD, MPH, FACP
Medical Director & Co-Founder
Dr. Adam Perlman is an internationally recognized leader in Integrative and Functional Medicine who believes that true healing begins with understanding the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. For more than 25 years, he has helped patients transform their health by identifying the root causes of illness and creating personalized, evidence-based care plans that integrate lifestyle, nutrition, and conventional treatment.
Dr. Perlman takes the time to truly get to know his patients, listening carefully to their experiences, values, and goals. His approach emphasizes collaboration—working together to uncover what optimal health and vitality means for each individual and designing a sustainable path to achieve it.
In addition to his private practice, Dr. Perlman serves as Chief Medical Officer at Pendulum Therapeutics, a biotech company advancing research on the microbiome and its role in chronic disease. He has previously held leadership positions at renowned institutions, including Mayo Clinic in Florida—where he was Director of Integrative Health and Wellbeing—and the Duke University Health System, where he oversaw Duke Integrative Medicine and the Duke Diet Center.
A frequent media expert and international lecturer, Dr. Perlman has shared his expertise on The Today Show, contributes as a Forbes Health Advisor, and has been honored with awards such as the Bravewell Distinguished Service Award from the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine & Health and the Excellence in Healthcare Award from Health 2.0.
Dr. Perlman earned his BA from Tufts University, his MD from Boston University School of Medicine, and his MPH from the Boston University School of Public Health. He is board certified in Internal Medicine and completed additional training in Preventive Medicine as well as a General Internal Medicine Research Fellowship. He is also certified in Functional Medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine.
Compassionate, curious, and thorough, Dr. Perlman partners with his patients to help them achieve lasting vitality—supporting not just the absence of disease, but the presence of true wellbeing.
Together with Kelley Solosky, APRN he co-founded Vitality Concierge Medicine to create a practice that combines advanced medical science with a deeply personalized, root-cause approach to health.
Kelley Solosky, Aprn, FNP-C
Clinical Director & Co-Founder
Kelley Solosky is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner who trained at the University of Pennsylvania, one of the nation’s leading institutions for advanced medical education. It was there she received her Adult Nurse Practitioner degree. She later completed her Family Nurse Practitioner certification through Thomas Jefferson University, building a strong academic foundation that informs her thoughtful and comprehensive approach to patient care.
With more than two decades in healthcare—including over 17 years practicing as a nurse practitioner—Kelley has worked across a broad range of clinical settings, including family medicine, women’s health, pediatrics, urgent care, and labor and delivery. This diverse experience allows her to approach health from a wide clinical lens, recognizing how interconnected the body’s systems are and how often underlying imbalances contribute to chronic symptoms.
Known for her compassionate and patient-centered style of care, Kelley believes that the most meaningful medicine begins with truly understanding each individual. She takes the time to listen carefully to her patients’ stories, health concerns, and goals, partnering with them to create personalized care plans that support long-term wellness and vitality.
Kelley’s clinical philosophy centers on integrating the strengths of conventional medicine with the investigative tools of functional and integrative medicine. Rather than focusing only on symptoms, she evaluates the body as an interconnected system, working to identify the underlying drivers of imbalance. By combining medical science, lifestyle medicine, and root-cause evaluation, she supports the body’s natural ability to restore balance across the systems that influence health—including hormones, metabolism, nutrition, stress, and lifestyle.
She has pursued extensive postgraduate training in hormone optimization, functional medicine, and mind-body health. Kelley has completed advanced education through the BHRT Training Academy, HRTU Hormone Training Academy, and Elite NP training programs, and is certified in Functional Diagnostic Nutrition (FDN). Her clinical interests include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), testosterone optimization, metabolic health, and personalized strategies to help patients improve energy, resilience, and long-term health.
Together with Dr. Adam Perlman, Kelley co-founded Vitality Concierge Medicine to build a practice centered on time, partnership, and whole-person care. As Clinical Director, she is deeply committed to helping patients restore vitality and achieve lasting health through a personalized, root-cause approach.
Ron Reimer, MD, AAMA
Dr. Reimer is a board-certified Neurosurgeon whose special interests and clinical focus include: surgical management of brain tumors including pituitary tumors with image-guided technique, intracerebral hemorrhage, pain syndromes of various etiologies, spine disorders including degenerative disc disease, disc herniation, spinal stenosis and spinal cord tumors, Radiosurgery and Neuroanatomic Acupuncture for autonomic dysfunction.
He is an Associate Professor Emeritus in the Department of Neurosurgery at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville in Florida, which is a comprehensive medical center and one of three Mayo campuses along with Rochester, Minnesota and Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona. He joined the staff at the time of the inception of Mayo Florida in August 1986, and retired on August 1, 2020. Dr. Reimer has been involved with directorship of the Mayo Clinic Florida Brain Tumor Program as well as the Pain and Acupuncture Program.
A 1980 graduate of the University of Florida College of Medicine, Dr. Reimer went on to complete his internship in general surgery at Tulane University/Charity Memorial Hospital. He then completed his residency in Neurological surgery at the Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education, followed by an externship in Neurological Surgery at Emory University/Grady Memorial Hospital, where he served as Chief Resident on their Trauma Service in 1986.
To further his professional development, he became board-certified in Neurological surgery by the American Board of Neurological Surgery in 1990.
He was a Fellow of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, as well as a member of numerous professional affiliations, including the Congress of Neurological Surgeons, the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, the American Association of Medical Acupuncture, the SouthernNeurosurgical Society, the Mayo Surgical Society, the Think First Foundation, the Surgical Quality SubCommittee at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Florida, the Trigeminal Neuralgia Association - Facial Pain Association, the MCF Clinical Ethics Committee, among many others.
He served as the President of Officers & Councilors of Staff at Mayo Clinic Florida Committees in 2018. During that tenure, he passionately worked with colleagues to develop programs to reduce stress and enhance Life-WorkIntegration. He and an internal medicine colleague spearheaded development of the Well Being Coalition, which has continued to flourish over the years.
When not at the hospital, he enjoys spending time with his wife and their 28 year old boy-girl twins. He enjoys slalom waterskiing, running, biking and working out at the gym. He was previously the team physician for Brumos Porsche Race Team and previously participated in high performance drivingexperiences to maintain and enhance his eye-hand coordination. Since semi-retirement, or what he prefers to call REWIREment, he spends considerably more time with his family and works part-time performing Acupuncture and offers Neurosurgical consultations. His wife Carol is a certified health coach with The Institute of Ingtegrative Nutrition. He also enjoys playing on a tennis team and studying MuayThai boxing.
Education:
Medical Degree: University of Florida College of Medicine
Internship: Charity Memorial Hospital
Residency: Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education
Externship: Grady Memorial Hospital
Fellow:
The American Association of Neurological Surgeons
Memberships:
The Congress of Neurological Surgeons
The American Association of Clinical Anatomists
The American Association of Medical Acupuncture
The Southern Neurosurgical Society
The Mayo Surgical Society
The Think First Foundation
The Surgical Quality SubCommittee at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Florida
The Trigeminal Neuralgia Association - Facial Pain Association
The MCF Well Being Coalition
The MCF Clinical Ethics Committee
The MCF Surgical Quality SubCommittee
Jennifer Lehman, LCSW
Jenny is a practicing psychotherapist in the Jacksonville area with expertise in anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress. She is a certified trainer and provider of RTM (Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories), and her work is rooted in warmth, compassion, and a nonjudgmental presence—supporting the whole person, not just symptoms. She became a psychotherapist in midlife after a rewarding career as an occupational therapist, bringing a strong foundation in the mind-body connection to her work.
Jenny’s work is grounded in the belief that healing is not only psychological—it’s also physical, emotional, and spiritual. In her late thirties, she began having spiritual experiences that she didn’t yet have language or context for, having been raised within a more traditional framework. Rather than pushing those experiences away, she began exploring as a way to better understand what was happening and to lessen the fear that can arise when life no longer fits inside the “box” we grew up in. That exploration became an ongoing, decades-long journey that continues to shape and expand her perspective today.
Her path was further shaped through her work with people facing profound vulnerability and transition. Jenny has supported people at the end of life through her work in oncology and hospice, and she also works with individuals navigating anxiety, trauma, and life’s deepest fears. Over time, she became increasingly aware of how often people report spiritual experiences—including near-death experiences (NDEs)—and how powerfully these moments can shift someone’s relationship with fear, meaning, and the unknown. Her curiosity deepened, and her spiritual understanding became more grounded, expansive, and integrated.
This is what ultimately led Jenny to offer Mind-Body-Spiritual (MBS) coaching for individuals who feel called to go beyond traditional approaches and explore healing at a deeper level. This work isn’t religious; it’s an invitation into a more personal, lived connection—helping people reconnect with the highest parts of themselves and their relationship with the Divine/God/Source (in whatever way they understand that). MBS coaching focuses on the interconnection between our thoughts and nervous system, how emotions and beliefs live in the body, and how core existential and spiritual beliefs shape the way we experience ourselves and the world. It helps clients identify not only surface-level limiting beliefs, but also deeper patterns—such as fear of the unknown, struggles with trust, and beliefs about the universe and/or God/Source/Higher Power—and shift them through integrated mind-body-spiritual practices.
Jenny sees this work as something that has supported every area of her own life, and she offers it in a grounded, supportive way for those who feel open and ready to explore their own healing and spiritual expansion.
Therapy clients are seen exclusively in Jenny’s Southside Jacksonville office. MBS coaching clients are seen at Vitality Jax.
Jenny is married to Mike, her best friend of 30 years. Together, they have four children, and Jenny is also a proud military mom.
Laurice Perlman, RN, Integrative Health Coach
Director of Member Experience
Laurice Perlman brings nearly three decades of clinical experience as a Registered Nurse and a deep commitment to helping individuals create meaningful, lasting improvements in their health and wellbeing. Throughout her career, she has seen firsthand how many people genuinely want to feel better and live healthier lives, yet often struggle to translate that desire into sustainable change.
Motivated by a passion for supporting patients beyond traditional clinical care, Laurice completed training through the Duke Integrative Health Coaching Program, where she learned evidence-based approaches to behavior change, lifestyle medicine, and whole-person wellness. As an Integrative Health Coach, she partners with clients to help them clarify their goals, navigate obstacles, and design practical, personalized strategies that fit their lives, values, and priorities.
Laurice believes that health transformation occurs when individuals feel supported, empowered, and understood. Her coaching style focuses on encouragement, accountability, and helping members build habits that support long-term vitality.
At Vitality Concierge Medicine, Laurice serves as Director of Member Experience, providing high-touch patient support and care coordination. She guides our Vitality Concierge Primary Care members through their on-boarding process and care journey while supporting lifestyle and behavioral strategies that complement their medical care.
Laurice is married and the mother of five children. She enjoys spending time outdoors, traveling, and being with family and friends.
Our Philosophy
Vitality Concierge Medicine was created to combine complementary expertise with prevention-focused strategy, advanced diagnostics, and thoughtful follow-through. Our goal is to help patients feel better now while protecting their future health — through personalized care, clear planning, and long-term partnership.