Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein joins The More Than Your Age Podcast to share how her personal battle with endometriosis and infertility inspired the creation of ESSE Care. Tune in to hear how she is transforming women’s healthcare with a holistic, patient-centered approach.
A Story of Resilience, Innovation, and Whole-Person Healing
At ESSE Care, we believe that women’s healthcare should go beyond treating symptoms—it should honor each woman’s full story. In this special episode of The More Than Your Age Podcast, Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein shares the deeply personal experiences that led her to build a practice centered on compassion, cutting-edge treatment, and holistic healing.
Join host Erica Pasvar as she speaks with Dr. Goldstein about:
- Her personal journey with endometriosis and infertility and how it shaped her career
- Why traditional women’s healthcare often falls short and how ESSE Care is changing the model
- The role of minimally invasive robotic surgery in providing better outcomes for patients
- The importance of an integrative approach, including acupuncture, functional medicine, and pelvic floor therapy
- Balancing life as a physician, mother, and advocate for women’s health
This episode is a must-watch for anyone navigating complex health conditions, seeking answers about fertility, or looking for a truly patient-centered approach to care.
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