
In today's episode I interview Dr. Rebbecca Hertel, a board certified osteopathic family medicine physician and certified menopause practitioner. We talk about her own journey, what helped her feel better and how she now helps her patients navigate this journey with compassion and understanding.
Dr. Rebbecca Hertel, DO, MSCP is a board-certified osteopathic family medicine physician and certified menopause practitioner and the founder and CEO of Osteopathic Midlife Health, a telemedicine practice dedicated to midlife and menopause care. With over 20years of expertise, Dr. Hertel has provided compassionate, patient-centered care across all life stages since completing her residency in 2009. A passionate advocate for women’s health, she is committed to advancing educationand awareness about the unique changes women experience during perimenopause and menopause. Dr. Hertel regularly teaches medical students, and she educatescolleagues to improve understanding and care in family medicine. Beyond her clinical work, she delivers menopause education to providers, students, and communities through lectures, panels and podcasts. Dr. Hertel has a largesocial media presence on multiple platforms where she shares valuable insights, resources, and support to help women thrive in midlife and beyond. She is theco-host of the podcast, “The Dusty Muffins™”.
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Osteopathic Midlife Health Website
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