Olivia Corrado, MSN, APRN, CNM

Caring for women through every season: "I became a nurse midwife in 2014 and have spent my career caring for women across the lifespan. Much of my work has been with underserved communities, providing full-scope midwifery care and delivering hundreds of babies. I've practiced in both the Seattle and Chicago areas, and caring for women through so many stages of life sparked a growing interest in supporting them beyond their childbearing years. That passion ultimately led me to Midi."

Listening first: "Over the years, I've met countless women who came to me feeling dismissed or unheard. Many had been told their symptoms weren't real or weren't significant enough to treat. Those experiences reinforced something I believe deeply: women know their bodies best. My role is to listen carefully, understand what they're experiencing, and build a plan together that aligns with their goals and priorities."

Whole-person care: "I partner with women so they feel heard, informed, and empowered to live a fuller, healthier life. Treating the whole person means paying attention to mental, physical, and emotional well-being, not just symptoms on a checklist. Every woman deserves care that reflects her unique experience."

An advocate in your corner: "When patients leave a visit with me, I want them to feel supported and confident in their next steps. My goal is for every woman to walk away with options, practical tools, and an advocate who is committed to helping her feel her best."