Elizabeth Rohe APRN, FNP-BC, IFMCP, has a passion for women’s health which includes fertility, pre, and post-pregnancy health, and finding the root cause for multiple miscarriages.
She also focuses on hormone balance, menstrual issues, fatigue, gut and skin health, and overall wellbeing. She sees men as well for general wellbeing and sperm health.
Areas of Practice: Women, Men and Children
- wellness
- gut health
- hormone imbalance
- adrenal health / fatigue
- fertility
- recurrent pregnancy loss
- pre-diabetes
- high cholesterol/blood pressure
- eczema – children
- speech delay – children
- mold and environmental biotoxins
Rates
New Client 90 Minute: $450
60 Minute Follow-up: $375
45 Minute Follow-up: $295
30 Minute Follow-up: $195
My Personal Story
I love to travel around the world and have visited 24 countries and counting. I am married to my high school sweetheart, and we have two beautiful daughters.
In 2014, my husband and I attempted to grow our family, but pregnancy did not come easy. After being diagnosed with stage IV endometriosis, along with my husband’s male factor issues, we attempted in-vitro fertilization (IVF). During each round of IVF, I increasingly implemented functional medicine therapies with marked improvements, and thus, we were able to achieve pregnancy with our miracle babies.
I also have a history of yeast overgrowth and gut issues and have successfully been able to combat these issues with the help of functional medicine.
This journey of delayed fertility and health issues, coupled with my functional medicine background, inspired me to want to help others.
Degrees, Certifications, Training
Elizabeth received her Bachelor of Science in business administration at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She then went on to attain her Bachelor of Science in nursing at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She then received her master’s as a Family Nurse Practitioner at Texas Women’s University.
Elizabeth became a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner in May of 2018 through The Institute for Functional Medicine.
Elizabeth’s nursing background includes work in the Neuro ICU and the Neonatal ICU, as well as a nurse birth assistant at a birthing center.
Elizabeth recognizes that each person is genetically unique and wonderfully made, and your care should be specific to you. She looks at the body as one large interactive ecosystem focusing on whole-body health. Once she finds the underlying causes of your symptoms, she supports your body with personalized nutrients, supplements, hormones, and lifestyle modifications.
