Savannah Age Management Medicine (SAMM) recently served as the presenting sponsor for the Women’s Wellness Fair and Luncheon, hosted by the Pooler Chamber of Commerce. 

The annual event, which was attended by over 150 people, included multiple booths representing local businesses associated with women’s health and wellness in addition to a luncheon and panel discussion. 

Raechel Halbert, Co-owner and Director of Marketing for SAMM, served as the moderator for the opening panel which was comprised of additional SAMM team members Registered Nurse and Metabolic Optimization Coach Emily Sellars, Nurse Practitioner Evelia Johnsen, and Licensed Clinical Social Worker and SAMM patient Heidi Hill. The panel addressed topics related to females of all ages including issues related to menopause, perimenopause, bio-identical hormone therapy, and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Regarding their support of the event Pooler Chamber of Commerce Events and Communications Coordinator Brooke Goth said, "Raechel and her team were incredible to partner with for our 2025 Women's Wellness Luncheon. From the initial meetings and developing the panel discussion ideas, to hearing the team speak about the role that hormones play for a woman as she ages, these were topics that our audience was excited to hear about. The feedback on hearing this approach from a functional medicine and holistic side was overwhelmingly positive."

Habert notes, “Our team is proud to support this important event where women can come together to discuss issues related to their overall health and wellness. We believe that medicine should go beyond just symptom management and events such as this provide a platform for ongoing conversation and education.” 

Founded in 2010, Savannah Age Management Medicine specializes in developing customized protocols for their patients that address hormone optimization, metabolic health, healthy movement and longevity. Their team of medical experts provide services such as bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), GLP-1 guided weight loss, and regenerative therapies like PRP, focusing on creating sustainable health plans that evolve with patients’ goals and lives.