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12/12/2025

Thank you.

A year of brave conversations and seeing how this city really works deepened my belief that health starts in the community, long before the clinic. Bringing those lessons back to my work Oishei Children’s Hospital OB-GYN Centers to keep advancing the health of our community.

Forever grateful for the small but mighty team of Morgan, Kendra, Melissa, Rachel, and Jasmine. You are truly transforming this city one grad at a time.

12/04/2025

Autism. Tylenol. Vaccines. It’s so important that we get evidence-based information from the experts. Check out Buffalo Toronto Public Media’s YouTube channel to hear from people living with autism and from researchers and clinicians who study autism and support autistic individuals. I’m glad to have been part of this necessary conversation. Committed to sharing accurate, evidence-based health information so you can feel informed and confident in the decisions you make for your health.

11/10/2025

Catch the replay of our conversation on menopause and perimenopause. It’s time to stop whispering and start talking! Link in bio. And add your questions in the comments. Let’s keep the convo going!

10/18/2025

No longer a secret you have bear on your own. Let’s keep talking, dispel the myths, counter the misinformation and share the truth about menopause and that there is help!

10/04/2025

Our team rolled deep 💪 today to support 💗 with Sadie Strong! We love bringing our expertise outside the exam room and into the community, answering health questions on the Ask The Doctors panel and supporting women on their journeys to better health. And of course, we had to closed it out with some line dancing 💃🏾 🪭✨

10/01/2025

🚨 Women’s Health Matters 🚨
Your health doesn’t end at childbirth.
It doesn’t end at hysterectomy.

👉 It’s time to talk about what happens after 35.
✨ Women’s Health: Beyond the Reproductive Years ✨

This is the time to:
💜 Talk about how health inequities disproportionately affect women—especially women of color
💜 Ask the questions you’ve always wanted to ask your doctor
💜 Learn from local experts & community voices

📅 Saturday, Oct 18, 2025 | 3–5:30 PM
📍 Frank E. Merriweather Library, Buffalo NY
✅ Free & open to the public

👉 Bring a friend. Be part of the conversation.

09/16/2025

What a lovely evening celebrating ✨Exemplary Citizenship✨ presented by the Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation.

Congratulations to the honorees who embody service and commitment to our city.

08/22/2025

✨ Exciting news! ✨

My physician colleagues and I have launched a new podcast: Healing With Her 🎙️

There’s so much misinformation circulating about health. As physicians, we believe it matters that patients hear directly from trusted experts. Our goal is simple: meet people where they are 💫on social media💫and share evidence-based conversations that empower everyone to take charge of their health.

You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube:

We’d love your support. Follow, share, and join us on this journey of healing, learning, and community. 👩🏾‍⚕️🩷

07/29/2025

Thank you to for the recognition as a Caregiver Honoree! Honored to be in the company of incredible colleagues like Dr. Szczepanski. Congratulations to her and all the other honorees. It’s a privilege to do this work alongside such dedicated and brilliant professionals ! 🤎

06/12/2025

Wild, I graduated college exactly 20 years ago today. 🤯 When Steve Jobs delivered that now-iconic commencement speech, my friends and I barely paid attention. I mean, the man was wearing jeans and sneakers! My very proper Caribbean mother nearly fainted at the sight. 🤣

To be fair, Stanford graduations are famously laid-back. Our “Wacky Walk” involves beach balls, costumes, and the water polo team rocking speedos under their robes. So you can forgive us for not fully absorbing life-changing wisdom from someone who looked like he’d casually wandered in from brunch.

But 20 years later, I realize: I’ve been living exactly what he preached.

“Stay hungry. Stay foolish.”

That mindset has quietly guided my entire career in healthcare leadership. Hungry enough to chase bold ideas that can improve patient care. Foolish enough to question the status quo and dive in to make change without a perfect blueprint. Grounded enough to know that innovation doesn’t always show up in a suit.

In healthcare, especially, we need this mindset more than ever. Leadership requires humility, curiosity, and the courage to embrace unconventional thinking because lives literally depend on it.

Here’s to the next 20 years of leading with purpose, heart, and just a bit of foolishness. 🥂

04/29/2025

Hysterectomy is NOT generational. 🗣️
I say this often in the office. So much so that made it into a T-shirt! 🤣

But seriously, too many women are led to believe:
“My mother had a hysterectomy. My grandmother had one. I guess I will too.”

Here’s the truth:
👉🏽 It’s not inevitable.
👉🏽 It’s not your only option.

If you have heavy, painful periods from fibroids you have options including treatments that don’t require removal of your uterus.

Hysterectomy should NEVER be the only option offered to you.

It’s 2025.
You have options.
Every woman deserves access to every option, or at the very least, a full explanation if certain treatments aren’t right for you.

I’m deeply moved by the drive and advocacy of , who is getting us talking about fibroids:
🩺 Early detection
🩺 Preserving fertility
🩺 Speaking up when symptoms are dismissed

If you’ve been told hysterectomy is your only path, know that it’s not your only story. 💬
Check out ’s page and DM her if you want to join the movement to raise awareness, advocate for yourself, and help stop fibroid suffering. Cop a t-shirt!

You deserve better and folks like are demanding it. 🙌🏽

04/23/2025

The future of healthcare belongs to systems that invest boldly in women’s health.

For too long, OB-GYNs have been isolated within hospital systems. Gynecologic care is often treated as a cost when in reality, it’s a growth engine.

Here’s what happens when we invest in women’s health:
✅ Better surgical outcomes & revenue
✅ Lower emergency costs with early care
✅ Deeper trust. Women drive family health decisions
✅ Equity in maternal health and access

This isn’t just good medicine.
It’s a smart, strategic move for health systems.

OB-GYN care isn’t a side note.
It’s an opportunity.
It’s a necessity.

Time to make the shift.

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