About
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Michelle Crosby
I didn’t set out to build a health technology platform—I set out to care for people.
Started in acute care with elderly patients and learned that the body’s systems are interconnected—not isolated.
Applied that insight over 15 years in plastic and reconstructive surgery, recognizing that outcomes depend on internal health—not just the procedure.
Transitioned into aesthetic medicine 6 years ago, earning CANS certification and focusing on whole-body health to support better aging, appearance, and overall well-being.
Across every phase of my career, I saw the same pattern: women with real symptoms being dismissed because their labs appeared “normal.”
And I know this experience not just professionally—but personally.
Personal Stories
Michelle's thyroid experience
My own hormone practitioner identified chronically elevated thyroid antibodies — a meaningful clinical finding. My primary care physician looked at the other numbers, decided they were within range, and declined to treat. The fact that I was symptomatic for early Hashimoto's did not change his answer. We would watch and wait. I was a registered nurse with 25 years of experience. I knew what I was feeling. I knew what the pattern suggested. And I was still dismissed. If that can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.
Sister's story — the value of the right data
My sister spent years exhausted. She eventually sought care from a hormone clinic, received a low-dose prescription that changed nothing, and walked away feeling as though she had been processed rather than heard. I referred her to a provider with a functional wellness orientation — someone trained to look at the full picture, not just the standard panel. A single overlooked lab marker told the story. One targeted supplement. Within weeks, she felt like herself again. She hadn't needed more treatment. She had needed someone to look at the right data.
Anonymous family member story — dismissed child
A family member with attention issues was recommended medication despite inconclusive evaluations. Suspecting a deeper cause, testing revealed a B-vitamin metabolism issue. With targeted supplementation, she improved within a month—highlighting a recurring pattern: underlying causes are often missed because the system isn’t designed to find them. IntegratedHER was built to change that.
Thoughtfully crafted to elevate what matters most
The breakthrough came in the treatment room. While using platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), I noticed that patients who nourished their bodies, managed stress, and prioritized their health consistently achieved better results with fewer treatments than those under chronic stress or metabolic strain.
The treatment was the same. The difference was the body's internal environment.
That insight led me deeper into functional wellness, metabolic health, and longevity science, reinforcing what I'd observed throughout my career: the body works as one integrated system. When you support the whole person, better outcomes follow.
That's the philosophy behind integratedHER—not simply managing symptoms, but understanding patterns to deliver truly personalized health insights.
The Mission & Invitation
I built integratedHER because I kept meeting women who were doing everything right—tracking symptoms, advocating for themselves, and showing up prepared—yet still leaving without answers.
The problem wasn't the women. It was the lack of a tool that could connect the dots.
IntegratedHER doesn't diagnose or prescribe. It helps you identify patterns, organize your health data, and better understand your body—so you can walk into appointments informed, not guessing.
After 25 years of helping women one consultation at a time, I created IntegratedHER to make that guidance accessible to every woman.
— Michelle Crosby, RN, CANS Founder, integratedHER
Trusted Clinical Leadership
Michelle Crosby, RN, CANS is a licensed Registered Nurse with 25 years of clinical experience across acute care, plastic surgery, and aesthetic medicine in Florida and California. She holds the Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist (CANS) designation — a distinction earned by fewer than 5% of aesthetic nurses in practice. She is a clinical educator, patient advocate, and the founder of integratedHER.