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RN GI Educator
Mandy Lund is an RN GI Educator at Red Compass Health—and she knows what it’s like to search for answers. After struggling with autoimmunity for years and cycling through doctors with every military move, she finally found relief through functional medicine. That discovery lit a fire in her to help others find the same healing she experienced.
That journey shapes how she guides her patients. Mandy has helped many reset their gut and decrease systemic inflammation through targeted nutritional programs. She believes knowledge is power—and when patients have the right information, choosing a healthier path becomes easier. Currently expanding her expertise through the Kharrazian Institute’s functional gut program and working toward her FNP at SUU, she’s committed to offering the most current, evidence-based approaches to healing.
Mandy and her husband Erick have been married over 20 years and have three amazing teenagers who are the center of their world. Their years as a military family—living across the U.S. and in Germany—gave her a unique perspective on healthcare and a love of adventure. They look forward to their yearly trip to the Tetons, soaking in nature’s beauty. Mandy is also a lover of food (the healthy kind) and has discovered the transformative power of resistance training.
RN Hormone Educator
Rachel Mascaro is an RN Hormone Educator at Red Compass Health. She grew up seeing what it looks like when a clinician truly cares — her father, an OB/GYN with a nutritional background, had a deep passion for taking care of people. Healthy eating and daily movement were simply part of family life, and watching him is what drew her into healthcare.
Her career has followed that same thread. Rachel studied health education at the University of Utah, where she also earned her bachelor’s degree in nursing. After a year in oncology and three years in emergency medicine, she found her home in women’s health, where she has spent the past fifteen years. What drives her is simple: she wants people to feel their best.
Family is the center of Rachel’s life. She and her husband Tony have been married 25 years, and their four daughters are her greatest joy. Their years living in Switzerland gave the family a lasting love of the Alpine approach to living well — moving every day, getting outside, eating fresh, simple food — and those habits are still part of how they live. She loves being outdoors with her girls and their two golden retrievers.
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