Dr. Julia F. Edelman, MD, FACOG, MSCP

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Accomplished Gynecologist, Public Speaker, Educator, and Author Empowers Women Through Personalized Care and Evidence-Based Education

Middleborough, Massachusetts—In a world where personalized healthcare is increasingly sought after, Dr. Julia Edelman, MD, FACOG, MSCP, stands out as a dedicated board-certified gynecologist and NAMS-certified menopause Practitioner. At her private practice, Women's Health New England, Dr. Edelman provides individualized care to women ages 18 to 80+, ensuring each patient receives the attention and expertise they deserve.

In addition to her practice, Dr. Edelman is the Medical Director of The New England Center for Body Sculpting, an elite facility specializing in body contouring, anti-aging, and wellness treatments in Southeastern Massachusetts. Her commitment to women's well-being extends beyond gynecology, as she integrates advanced body sculpting techniques into her comprehensive approach to women's health.

A Solid Foundation in Medicine

Dr. Edelman's impressive credentials testify to her dedication to women's health. A graduate of Yale University, she earned her Medical Degree from Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons. Her residency in obstetrics and gynecology was completed at Brigham and Women's Hospital, followed by her role as an attending physician at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge. Since establishing her private practice in 1987, Dr. Edelman has been a Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and shares her wealth of knowledge as a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Medical School.

Despite her prestigious background, Dr. Edelman prides herself on her ability to connect with patients. In her practice, she employs visual aids, such as anatomical models and drawings, to ensure that her patients leave with a clear understanding of their health concerns.

Passion for Education and Empowerment 

Dr. Edelman's journey into medical writing started during college when she edited the Yale Health Plan newsletter. This experience ignited her passion for educating others about health issues, which has only grown throughout her career. Motivated by the need for accurate, evidence-based information amidst a sea of conflicting data, she authored "Menopause Matters: Your Guide to a Long and Healthy Life," published by Johns Hopkins University Press in January 2010. This comprehensive guide addresses the myriad mental and physical changes women face during perimenopause and menopause, providing practical strategies for managing symptoms and improving overall health.

The book has garnered international acclaim, earning Dr. Edelman the title of "Menopause Practitioner of the Year" from the North American Menopause Society in 2010. Her dedication to empowering women through education is evident in her writing, where she incorporates real-life patient vignettes that illuminate the challenges and triumphs women face during this transitional phase of life.

Following the success of "Menopause Matters," Dr. Edelman expanded on the famous chapter about sleep, resulting in her second book, "Successful Sleep Strategies for Women." published by Harvard Health Publications in September 2012. This work further underscores her commitment to addressing critical health issues women face.

Continued Commitment to Innovation and Independence

With decades of experience in private practice, Dr. Edelman values her independence, which allows her to explore and implement innovative treatments without the constraints often found in larger medical institutions. This flexibility enables her to stay at the forefront of advancements in gynecological care, including the latest minimally invasive diagnostic and surgical techniques.

Dr. Edelman's expertise is recognized by top medical institutions. She has delivered grand-round presentations to the OB-GYN staff at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Lahey Clinic. Moreover, she has taught advanced residents and fellows at Brown University's Women and Infants Hospital about menopause management for cancer survivors, showcasing her leadership in the field.

In a collaborative effort, Dr. Edelman recently co-authored a comprehensive guide on menopause treatment with Dr. Issac Schiff and Dr. Jan Shifren from Massachusetts General Hospital, published by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). This guide is a definitive resource for physicians and healthcare providers caring for women navigating menopause.

A Welcoming Environment for Patient Care

Dr. Edelman's commitment to women's health extends to the physical environment of her practice. Located in Middleborough, Massachusetts, her office is designed to be comfortable and inviting, and she uses the latest technology for surgical and non-surgical procedures. This commitment to creating a welcoming atmosphere ensures patients feel safe and supported throughout their healthcare journey.

Dr. Julia Edelman's dedication to women's health, education, and patient empowerment positions her as a leader in gynecology and menopause care. With her compassionate approach, extensive knowledge, and commitment to innovation, she continues to impact the lives of women in Southeastern Massachusetts and beyond. 

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