Sarah Katkhouda, MSN, APRN, FNP-C

A broad clinical foundation: "I became a nurse in 2008 and a nurse practitioner in 2018. I spent 10 years in inpatient hematology/oncology at Johns Hopkins Hospital before earning my master’s from Georgetown University. I then spent five years in primary care, followed by virtual care for patients with eating disorders across the lifespan. Today, I combine virtual primary care and weight management with my work at Midi."

A personal connection to menopause: "I entered menopause prematurely at 38 after having my uterus, tubes, and ovaries surgically removed. That experience showed me how much we still have to learn about menopause management and how important evidence-based care is. When I discovered Midi, I knew I could make a difference for women navigating experiences like mine."

Nothing is off limits: "Some of my most meaningful moments are when patients share the real stuff: a new grandchild, a new job, a wedding, or the loss of someone they love. We live in such a filtered society, and I’m honored when patients trust me with these intimate parts of their lives."

Care that feels personal: "I always want my patients to feel heard and know that no topic is off limits. My approach comes from both evidence and lived experience, and I treat every patient the way I would treat a family member or friend—with empathy, openness, and the very best care I can give."