I was born and brought up in India. With a large population, and limited medical schools, it was extremely competitive for a girl to get into a medical school with limited means. 

 It was extreme dedication and hard work that helped me secure and graduate medical school. Subsequently, I graduated with a post graduation degree in ENT from one of the prestigious medical schools in India. 

 An opportunity presented itself when my husband was offered a job in the United States. I moved here to be with him and started preparing for qualifying exams in the US with a little one on board. 

 I excelled in all my exams and started residency training in Internal Medicine all over again at Texas Tech University, Texas. I worked at the Thomas E. Creek VA medical center and was awarded the George Kollmar award for exemplary work with our veterans. After graduation about a decade ago, I moved to Colorado and started working for a large physician group for a few years. Although I enjoyed working for them, my entrepreneurial spirit always wanted something of my own.

 In 2013, I started my own practice to help the local community. I am thankful for the excellent response and support from our local community. 

 I am proud to say in 2020, Metropolitan General Practice was started to provide primary care to patients directly without insurance as a payer. It is a step towards establishing trust and respect between the patient and her doctor. 

 I believe in communicating with patients directly and effectively to start a beautiful doctor-patient relationship. My patients and I discuss all the medical issues and make decisions as a team. I am also multilingual in English, Hindi, Spanish and other dialects, has which has helped me communicate effectively. I am fortunate to live in beautiful Colorado, with stunning landscapes. I spend a lot of time outdoors. I like to read medical literature to keep myself UpToDate. I live with my amazing family, my husband, 16-year-old daughter and 2 dogs.