About Emily Sadri
Emily Sadri is a Board Certified Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, Certified Nurse Midwife, and founder of Aurelia Health: a hormones-first™ medical practice for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, metabolic shifts, and the deeper physiologic changes of midlife.
She helps women who have already done a lot, already know a lot, and still don’t feel well.
Clinical training, deep experience, and a different point of view
Emily began her career as a labor and delivery nurse on Manhattan’s Lower East Side and completed her graduate training in Midwifery and Women’s Health at the University of Pennsylvania.
She spent more than a decade in conventional medicine, working closely with women during some of the most vulnerable and transformative seasons of their lives. Over time, she began to see the same thing from a different angle: the medical system was failing women not only in birth and reproductive care, but again in midlife.
Women were being told their symptoms were normal. Their labs were fine. Their bodies were just aging.
But Emily knew that wasn’t the full story.
She shifted her work into functional medicine, hormone care, and physiology-first midlife medicine so she could help women understand what was actually happening in their bodies, and offer care that went deeper than symptom management alone.
Why Aurelia Exists
Aurelia was built for the woman who is doing everything right and still not feeling like herself.
The woman who has:
seen providers
run labs
tried supplements
changed her diet
started HRT
and still doesn’t feel clear, steady, strong, or well
Emily created Aurelia because she saw how often women were being offered fragmented care: a prescription without interpretation, a supplement plan without strategy, a short visit without real partnership.
Aurelia was designed to be different.
It is a concierge telehealth practice rooted in physiology, relationship, and long-term care — a place where women are treated like intelligent, capable people who deserve more than symptom suppression and guesswork.
What Emily Believes
Emily believes that hormone decline is not just a reproductive issue. It is a systems-level event that affects metabolism, sleep, mood, inflammation, cognition, cardiovascular health, and how a woman feels in her body overall.
She believes women deserve:
care that is individualized, not templated
interpretation, not just information
a provider who understands the difference between feeling “managed” and feeling well
a plan that supports long-term health, not just short-term symptom relief
Her work focuses especially on:
precision hormone care
metabolic health
physiologic HRT
midlife longevity medicine
restoring confidence and clarity for women whose bodies no longer respond to “the usual” advice
Aurelia Health Today
Through Aurelia, Emily and her team support women in multiple U.S. states with a more personalized, relationship-based approach to midlife medicine.
Aurelia’s model combines:
nurse practitioner-led clinical care
physiologic hormone expertise
deeper lab interpretation
ongoing partnership and monitoring
a hormones-first™ framework that helps women understand the full picture
This is not “add to cart” medicine. It is high-touch, thoughtful care designed to evolve with a woman over time.
A more personal note
Emily lives in the Midwest with her husband, four children, and two dogs.
She is deeply committed to helping women understand their bodies, trust what they are experiencing, and access care that is equal to the complexity of midlife.
Because symptoms are never “just aging.”
And women deserve far more than being told to push through.
Selected Conversations, Press, and Speaking
Emily’s work sits at the intersection of women’s health, hormone care, metabolism, midlife medicine, and the future of more individualized care.
She speaks regularly on topics including:
physiologic hormone replacement
the difference between symptom relief and true optimization
estrogen as a systems-level hormone
why so many women still feel off even after “doing everything right”
the gaps in conventional and generic menopause care
metabolism, thyroid, and midlife physiology
relationship-based care as the future of women’s health
Emily is available for:
podcast interviews
expert commentary
speaking engagements
practitioner education
panel conversations and workshops
If you’d like to invite Emily to speak, collaborate, or contribute, please get in touch.
