
Treating women's hormone health seriously
A MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER, JESSICA

I bring a unique and deeply informed perspective to women’s hormone health. I entered the women’s health specialty in 2005, and over the last two decades I have watched women slowly deteriorate in ways that were often dismissed, minimized, or misattributed. What I did not fully understand earlier in my career, I now see clearly.
Over the last two years, I have immersed myself in advanced education on perimenopause and menopause. What I discovered changed everything. I realized that much of what I had been seeing for years was not simply aging, poor lifestyle, or stress. It was hormonal chaos.
I am also personally the face of perimenopause. I am 42 and experienced it myself without initially understanding what was happening. Despite nearly ten years of higher education and almost 20 years in clinical practice, I received virtually no formal training on perimenopause. In medical school, they receive about 4 hours of menopause training during their 6-8 years of training. This is a major gap in medical education. Women have historically been told their symptoms are stress, aging, anxiety, or something they just need to tolerate.
My career path gives me a comprehensive understanding of how hormone changes impact women long term:
My clinical background
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OBGYN beginning in 2005
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Urology treating chronic UTIs, which can progress to life-threatening urosepsis
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Osteoporosis management, including fractures from falls related to urgency and nighttime bathroom trips
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Endocrinology, where I saw insulin resistance, worsening diabetes, increased cardiovascular risk, obesity, and high cholesterol in women 35 and older
I choose to educate first and treat after that. Education is the foundation. Women deserve to understand what is happening in their bodies, what their options are, and what the evidence actually supports. My mission is to close the knowledge gap that has existed for far too long.
