THE TEAM

A small practice, by design.

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Founder, Lead Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Lillian Medhus, DNP, WHNP-BC, MSCP

Doctor of Nursing Practice, Frontier Nursing University · Master of Science - Nurse Midwifery and Women’s Health, Georgetown University · Bachelor of Science in Nursing, University of Iowa · Certificate in Trauma Counseling, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Hi, I'm Dr. Lillian Medhus. I started Aspire because too many women have told me the same story: years of painful periods, dismissed concerns, or being handed a prescription and sent on their way. In addition, my own health journey inspired me to build a practice that I needed.

I'm a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner and Doctor of Nursing Practice with advanced training in chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, sexual health, functional medicine, and hormonal conditions including menopause and PCOS.

What that means in practice: I'm equipped to sit with you in the complexity of your health, connect the dots that other providers may have missed, and build a plan that fits your whole life. What I care most about is that you walk out of your appointment feeling genuinely heard, with a plan that actually works. My visits run 60–90 minutes for a reason. Your story matters, and I want to hear all of it.

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Nurse Practitioner

Dr. Sarah Obermeyer, PhD, WHNP-BC, MSCP

PhD University of Texas Medical Branch · MSN, CNM, WHNP Frontier Nursing University · BSN Hope College

Hi, I'm Sarah. I’m a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Nurse Midwife with nearly two decades of experience partnering with women through some of the most significant chapters of their health.

I hold a PhD from the University of Texas Medical Branch and a Master of Science in Nurse Midwifery and Women's Health from Frontier Nursing University. But what shapes my care more than any degree is my own experience as a patient. Navigating my health has shown me firsthand what it means to feel truly seen by a provider, and what it means when you don't. That experience is at the heart of everything I bring to this work.

I specialize in gynecologic care and midlife health, with a particular passion for supporting women through perimenopause and menopause. My goal in every visit is simple: to listen deeply, understand what matters most to you, and build a partnership where you feel respected, safe, informed, and genuinely empowered to make decisions about your own health.

Practice Manager

Savanna Weis, MSML

Hi, I’m Savanna. I took on the role of Practice Manager because I believe the administrative side of healthcare should support your healing, never complicate it. Dealing with medical bills and complex patient portals is often the most exhausting part of seeking care, so I handle the operational framework behind the scenes to keep your entire experience entirely hassle-free.

My day-to-day focus centers on bridging technical efficiency with a deeply supportive experience for both you and our providers. I take charge of our billing structures, track membership accounts, and direct all of our compliance and digital upgrades so that our entire internal system operates smoothly.

My ultimate priority is safeguarding your peace of mind by managing the heavy operational lifting. I handle the details in the background so you can save your energy for what truly matters: focusing completely on your health and wellness journey.

Registered Nurse

Aleta Wild, MSN, RN

Bio coming soon!

Clinic Assistant/Phlebotomist & Health Coach

Margaret McKinley-Hunter

My journey into health and wellness coaching wasn't something I initially set out to do. Like many of the women I now support, I found myself navigating my own unexpected health challenges.

Several years ago, I developed debilitating vertigo that lasted for more than nine months. What followed were countless appointments, thousands of dollars spent on specialists and ENT evaluations, and hours upon hours of research through the Dizzy and Balance Center. During that same season, I also discovered that gluten was playing a significant role in how I felt physically. Like many people struggling with chronic symptoms, I found myself searching for answers, learning how lifestyle, nutrition, stress, sleep, and overall wellness can profoundly impact our health.

That experience changed me. It deepened my understanding of what it feels like to live with symptoms that affect every aspect of daily life and to advocate for yourself while searching for solutions.

For more than 25 years, I have had the privilege of supporting birthing families throughout Minnesota as a doula, lactation counselor, and perinatal professional. Walking alongside women during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum taught me the power of compassionate support, education, and helping people trust their own inner wisdom.

Today, as a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach and trauma-informed coach, I bring both my professional experience and my personal health journey into my work. I am passionate about helping women navigate health challenges, build sustainable habits, and create realistic, meaningful changes that support their well-being.

My goal is not to tell women what to do, but to walk beside them as they discover what works for their unique bodies, lives, and circumstances. Because I know firsthand what it feels like to search for answers, and I believe every woman deserves support, hope, and a partner on her wellness journey.