Dr. Nikitha Paluri is an internal medicine–trained physician who thoughtfully integrates modern medicine with global health traditions and lifestyle science. She grounds every approach in human physiology and evidence, helping patients understand their symptoms and uncover root causes with clarity and confidence.
Modern physician integrating hormones, lifestyle, and internal medicine with precision and compassion
Nikitha Paluri MD expands on why self pay feels suspicious in a world that has normalized insurance.
Nikitha Paluri MD thinks modern medicine treats the male body as the default, so women’s symptoms are dismissed as “atypical” or “hormonal,” even though women’s bodies are dynamic systems that deserve research, diagnostics, and care designed to actually reflect them.
Nikitha Paluri MD argues that medicine didn’t disappear, but simply started competing with “certainty” sold online, and why real healthcare still lives in context, not clicks.
Nikitha Paluri MD offers a reflection on how repeated loss in medicine, without time to grieve, becomes normalized trauma that physicians carry with them
Nikitha Paluri, MD reflects on the milestones she missed during residency, the guilt that followed, and the quiet grief carried by many moms in medicine who were asked to give everything at once.
Nikitha Paluri, MD shares a raw look at why primary care physicians are burning out in record numbers, and why so many still choose to stay in the field despite the crushing demands, impossible expectations, and emotional toll of the job.
A startup wanted a physician advisor.. but not a paid one. Why are doctors still expected to give away expertise that every other profession charges for?
Physicians would never trust a colleague whose training was secret. Should medical AI be held to a different standard?
What if one of healthcare’s biggest problems isn’t policy, but the way we divide the world into “us” and “them”? A physician reflects on identity, belonging, and what the World Cup teaches us about becoming “we.”
For many physicians, resigning from a job feels less like changing employers and more like leaving part of themselves behind.
Silvana Fischman DDS (Intl), MHA, CRC teaches how you document to care for patients, but your charts also drive revenue, shape contracts, and determine what your practice is worth. She’ll show you how.
Lori Werner teaches us cost-effective marketing strategies (websites, SEO for AI search, organic social media, Meta ads, and educational events) to build trust, attract ideal patients, and become the go-to provider locally.
Heather Signorelli, DO teaches the fundamentals of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), the end-to-step claims process, and how to track critical billing metrics to optimize practice financial health.
Michael Foti, DO teaches us how to transform real-life experiences into engaging stories by fictionalizing events, compressing timelines, and combining characters, creating narratives that resonate with readers.
