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Doctor of Medicine

MICHELLE HAGGERTY

Family Medicine

Board certified 14+ years in practice Active NPI · 1154689578 Licensed in MN

About

Dr. Michelle Haggerty is the Founder and CEO of Fourth Trimester Doc, a Direct Primary Care practice that provides integrative, in‑home postpartum and newborn care. She emphasizes a patient‑centered DPC philosophy that offers continuous, same‑day access, personalized care plans, and comprehensive support for mothers and birthing people during the critical fourth trimester. Her approach blends family medicine with integrative and perinatal mental health expertise, ensuring that families receive holistic care in the comfort of their homes.

Dr. Haggerty holds a DO and MPH and is board‑certified as an Integrative Family Physician, Breastfeeding & Lactation Medicine Specialist, and Perinatal Mental Health Specialist. She leverages her clinical background, public health training, and international experience to address both medical and psychosocial needs of her patients, fostering a supportive environment that promotes maternal confidence and infant health.

Credentials

Training & certification

Medical school
Midwestern University, Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, Downers Grove, IL
Residency
Family Medicine - United Family Medicine (St. Paul MN)
Board certification
Board Certified Integrative Family Physician
Designations
DO, MPH, ABOIM, NABBLM-C, IBCLC, PMH-C, RYT-200
Years in practice
14+ years
Specialty
Family Medicine

Training programs

  • Internship Pediatrics · Peru
  • Residency Family Medicine · United Family Medicine (St. Paul MN)

Licensing

Licensure & registration

NPI
1154689578 · active
Primary license
Minnesota · 57344

Practice

Where Dr. HAGGERTY practices

Community

Recognized as a Top Doctor for Women (2021‑2025) by Minnesota Monthly Magazine; awarded 2023 Women in Business by Twin Cities Business Journal; active speaker and educator on postpartum health and lactation.

International experience

Completed an internship in Peru working in a pediatric and obstetric clinic, conducting health campaigns in surrounding villages.

Data aggregated from publicly available sources including the NPPES Registry, practice websites, and professional directories.