Health Content Written by Someone Who Has Actually Been in the Room.
Nurse. Case Manager. Foster Care Provider. Now I write health content that earns trust because it comes from inside the system.
“AI can generate. A nurse can verify. There is a difference.”
Clinical Accuracy
Every claim is checked against current clinical guidelines. I write what is correct, not just what sounds good.
Evidence-Based
Content is sourced and cited so your readers, and search engines, can trust what your brand publishes.
Real Patient Experience
Years at the bedside mean I understand how patients and families actually receive health information.
What I Write
Content that earns trust and holds up to scrutiny
Custom Treatment Pages
Treatment pages built on current clinical evidence, written by a nurse who understands the science.
Learn moreMedical Condition Descriptions
Condition pages that explain diagnosis, symptoms, and care without losing accuracy.
Learn morePatient Education & Brochures
Plain-language materials that help patients understand and act with confidence.
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Email programs that keep patients and members engaged and informed.
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About Waturi
A nurse's eye for accuracy. A writer's ear for clarity.
I trained in the ICU at Emory, cared for the smallest patients in the NICU, managed cases for a major private insurer, and served as an independent nurse provider for medically fragile infants in foster care. That is the background I bring to every page I write.
- Emory 2004
- NICU
- Nurse Case Manager
- Foster Care Nursing
From the Blog
Writing from inside the system
Foster CareJanuary 2022
That Call
The phone rings at 2 a.m. A medically fragile infant needs a home tonight. What happens next is everything this work is about.
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Public HealthSeptember 2021
COVID-19 Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
The pandemic did not create health inequity. It exposed it. A nurse's look at who the system was built to protect, and who it was not.
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Pediatric HealthJune 2021
Oral Eversion
A small clinical detail that parents of medically fragile infants rarely hear explained clearly. Here is what it means and why it matters.
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