Dr. Erin brings more than 20 years of frontline medical experience to EHFix. Raised in Buffalo, New York, she earned her medical degree from the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and completed her Emergency Medicine residency at Morristown Memorial Hospital in northern New Jersey. She went on to serve for over a decade in northern NJ before relocating to Maryland, where she continued caring for patients across Maryland and Delaware.

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During her years in the emergency department, Dr. Erin observed a steady and alarming rise in preventable metabolic disease. She recognized that true prevention and meaningful reversal require far more than prescriptions. They require knowledge, strategy, and daily habits that support the body at every level.

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This realization led her back to studying the science, far beyond what traditional medical training had provided. Dr. Erin immersed herself in the fields of nutrition, exercise physiology, circadian biology, stress physiology, and the mind–body connection. She studied the mechanisms of metabolic disease, the role of lifestyle in healing, and the practical know-how of caring for both body and mind. Equally important, she explored the psychology of habit formation and the essential role of community support in sustaining long-term change.

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In her 23rd year in the emergency department, just as she was beginning to connect the dots between metabolic health and long-term wellness, Dr. Erin was diagnosed with a life-threatening breast cancer. The timing was devastating — a blow and a wake-up call. While genetics may set the stage for disease, she learned firsthand how powerfully our lifestyle, environment, nutrition, and stress can influence disease expression. Her diagnosis became the turning point that clarified her mission: to help others understand these risks earlier than she did, and to empower people to prevent disease rather than wait for it.

 

Though her cancer may always be part of her story, she now lives each day intentionally, applying the very strategies she teaches to reduce her risk and strengthen her future.

 

Today, Dr. Erin is dedicated full-time to education and empowerment through EHFix, teaching individuals how to prevent and reverse metabolic disease using science-based lifestyle strategies. She has helped countless individuals, couples, and families reduce or eliminate medications, restore metabolic health, and reclaim their energy, confidence, and chance at a long healthy life!.  Friends and family facing serious disease are part of the fabric of EHFix, reminding us daily why our work matters.

 

Our mission is simple:
When people understand their health, they can change their health and the future of their families for generations to come. 

 

The more people supporting this mission, the better!