Rebecca Rader, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

A broad perspective on care: "My background in healthcare has given me a broad perspective on women’s health. I began my nursing career in acute care, with experience in med/surg, ortho/neuro, oncology/GYN, and the ER. As a nurse practitioner, I’ve continued that journey through primary care, weight and hormone management. Along the way, I’ve learned the importance of looking beyond an individual symptom and understanding the whole woman—her health, her life, and what matters most to her."

I’m living it, too: "I’m in perimenopause myself, so I understand how disorienting this stage of life can feel. Between caring for young children and aging parents, it’s easy to put yourself last—especially when your own health suddenly feels like it’s falling apart. I’ve also experienced what it feels like to have your symptoms brushed off. I never want another woman to feel unheard or dismissed."

You deserve more options: "I believe women deserve more than being told to eat right, sleep, and exercise more. Midlife can bring real changes that deserve to be understood and addressed, not simply pushed aside. I want women to know they have options, feel empowered to take an active role in their health, and have a partner in their health journey who truly listens. Together, we can find an approach that supports not only how she feels today, but the healthy, fulfilling life she wants for the years ahead."

Making space for what matters: "Ultimately, my goal is to help women feel more like themselves again while supporting their long-term health—so they can be present for their kids, aging parents, and the people they love without sacrificing their own well-being. I joined Midi because I believe women deserve a better approach to healthcare, and I’m proud to be part of a movement transforming the way women are cared for."