Ten years of medical writing for academic medical centers, cancer centers, and private practices, turning clinical language into patient materials people actually read, understand, and act on.
I've spent the last decade writing the documents that sit between a diagnosis and a patient's understanding of it: visit summaries, condition guides, procedure explainers, and intake materials for institutions including NYU, Columbia, The James Comprehensive Cancer Center at Ohio State, and Loma Linda University Health, alongside private practices across specialties.
Clear patient materials mean fewer confused follow-up calls, better adherence, and a practice that sounds like itself across every document a patient touches.
A short call about your patients, your current materials, and what's missing.
A clear, written plan: deliverables, timeline, and price. No open ended hourly guessing.
A first draft built around how your patients actually read and what they need to know.
One structured revision round, then final, ready to use materials.
15 minutes is enough to know if this is a fit.