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Sonia Singh, MD

Internist. Writer. Mama.

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Category(ies): Internal Medicine | Physician

Dr. Sonia Singh is a Stanford-trained, board-certified internist, direct primary care physician, consultant and writer based in Houston, TX.

She helps patients live healthier, happier lives using a proactive and personalized approach that focuses on optimizing nutrition, sleep, mindset, physical activity and stress management at her solo practice, Juniper Modern Primary Care.

She also helps fellow physicians practice medicine creatively and sustainably with autonomy, authenticity & joy via her virtual education & consulting platform, Micropractice Mama.

Her writing has been featured in The New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, and NPR.

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I help PCPs practice medicine with autonomy, authenticity & joy via direct care micropractice.

Sonia Singh, MD

I help PCPs practice medicine with autonomy, authenticity & joy via direct care micropractice.

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Podcast: The Micropractice Mama Podcast

A podcast for women PCPs who want to practice medicine sustainably and creatively with authenticity, autonomy and joy via direct care micropractice.

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Business inquiries only please: journalists looking for quotes, businesses looking for advisors/consultants, podcasts looking for guests, or events looking for speakers. Be sure to include your best contact details so they may easily get back to you. NO MEDICAL ADVICE OR INQUIRIES please.

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