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Ariella Cohen Coleman is a healthcare and life sciences attorney. She is the founder of The Wellness Esquire, shifting the legal industry to recognize and value the connection between wellbeing and success. Ariella is also the founder of I AM THE BOTTOM LINE., educating patients and caregivers on the ins-and-outs of the health insurance industry so that they are empowered to fight back and get the care they deserve. Ariella derives tremendous joy and fulfillment from impacting people all around the world by sharing on EDSetc.com and across media channels her health journey and the knowledge, practices, and resources that allow her to thrive while living with a complex constellation of chronic health challenges. Ariella lives in Santa Barbara, California with her magnificent husband, David, where they take full advantage of easy access to the beach and mountains to recharge and rejuvenate.
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