Physician executive and women's health advocate. I help midlife women understand what's actually happening in their bodies — and what to do about it.
Telehealth Practice · Illinois · Launching Fall 2026
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I'm a board-certified physician who spent years working as a clinic-based Regional Medical Director for a national healthcare company — carrying my own patient panel while overseeing operations and clinical quality across markets. I loved both sides of that work: the direct patient care and the systems-level thinking that made it better.
But something kept pulling my attention. My middle-aged female patients were responding differently. To treatment, to recovery, to the standard protocols we were applying across the board. When I started digging into the medicine behind what I was observing, I found myself deep in the literature on hormonal transitions, metabolic shifts, and the profound physiological changes midlife brings for women.
What I found was a gap — a massive, underserved space between what these women were experiencing and what the healthcare system was offering them. That realization became a clinical conviction. I've spent the time since deepening the clinical knowledge, building the framework, and designing the practice model to actually address it. That practice is almost here.
Conventional care was not designed for the complexity of midlife women's health. My approach treats the body as a system — mapping hormones, metabolism, inflammation, and lifestyle into a single, coherent clinical picture.
Hot flashes, weight gain, brain fog, poor sleep — these aren't isolated complaints. They're signals from interconnected systems. The clinical goal is to understand the underlying physiology, not just suppress what's visible.
"Normal range" was built on population averages, not on what makes an individual woman feel well. Precision medicine means interpreting data in the context of your symptoms, history, and goals — not just checking boxes.
There's no one-size protocol. Some women want to understand what's changing. Others want an actionable optimization plan. The clinical relationship should be built around what you actually need — and it should evolve as you do.
The women I work with are often accomplished, health-conscious, and used to advocating for themselves — but they've hit a wall with conventional care.
My advanced menopause training includes coursework from Dr. Heather Hirsch, a nationally recognized internist and women's health specialist whose work focuses on menopause management, hormonal health, and evidence-based care for midlife women.
Dr. Hirsch's clinical framework has shaped how I think about evaluating and treating women in this life stage — with nuance, rigor, and a deep respect for the complexity of the hormonal transition.
A podcast about what's actually happening in your body — and why most conventional medicine keeps missing it. Each episode brings a physician's lens to the conversations midlife women are having in private: hormones, the mental load, metabolism, identity, and the gap between how you feel and what your labs say.
Topics include: why your cortisol matters as much as your estrogen, how the invisible labor of running a household affects your hormones, how to read your own labs, and why midlife is a pivot point — not a decline.
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I've spent years inside the healthcare system — as a physician, as a patient, and as a woman who was told her labs were normal when she knew something was wrong. I'm building a telehealth practice to close that gap: deep diagnostics, real answers, and a care model designed around your life.
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