04/25/2026
I am a lot of things. 🤍
A mother. A wife. A sister. A daughter. A friend.
A woman who has loved hard, lost deeply, and chosen — every single time — to let the hard things make her better instead of bitter.
I was a beauty queen and an athlete in high school. I went to college on an academic and athletic scholarship. I was the girl who looked like she had it all figured out on the outside — and was quietly carrying losses that would define everything I became.
When I was 12, I lost my grandfather. I watched what poor health choices can quietly steal from a family — not just years, but presence. Joy. Time. And something in me decided, even then, that I would spend my life helping people understand that health is not something that happens to you. It is something you build. Intentionally. Daily.
That decision led me to become a physician.
Twenty years ago, I founded North Shore Pro-Active Health — a clinic named in honor of my dear friend Rob Brogi, who we lost far too soon in college. Rob deserved a long, full life. This clinic is the one I built in his memory — so that the people who walk through our doors get every chance at theirs.
Ten years ago, my sister Dr. Jade and I lost our father. Again — to choices that didn't have to be made. To a system that treated symptoms instead of causes. To a world that didn't give him the tools we give our patients every single day.
That loss lit something in both of us that has never gone out.
I am not just your physician. I am the woman who has sat in the grief you're sitting in. Who has felt the fear that something is wrong and nobody is really listening. Who has watched the people she loves suffer from things that were preventable — and decided to do something about it.
For 20 years, that something has been North Shore Pro-Active Health.
And this June, we celebrate. 🎉
Twenty years of families. Twenty years of healing. Twenty years of honoring Rob's memory by showing up for yours.
Come meet the team. Come see the space. Come be part of this story.
Because that is exactly what you already are.
— Dr. Jordan Leasure, DC, CCWP
Founding Physician | North Shore Pro-Active Health
