About the Physician-Founder

I/Me Perspective:

A name alludes to a place, person, or, in my experience, a business in the modern world. For many years, this clinic was connected to my name since I was hoping I could build something that isn’t purely for the business of healthcare. And still, I do get confused for people far more famous than I will ever be. I began training as a physician in 2017 and, in 2020, began specializing at the height of the first global pandemic in recent years. In this age, where digitization invites so many representations of one person, I treat knowing that each person is unique, different, and singular.

She/Her Perspective:

Dr. Nidhi Chillara holds a two-decade foundation in Indian classical arts and, as a result, the equivalent of an undergraduate and graduate degree in addition to her performance repertoire in the Tristate region of the United States. Her Western studies brought her to Boston, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., leading to a thesis on the Neuroscience of Meditation in 2016. Before attending medical school through a combined program between Ben Gurion University of the Negev and Columbia University Irving Medical Center, she studied further in primary care, specifically in phlebotomy and laboratory screenings. In 2023, as she was completing her internship, she began consulting in New York City. Since then, she has worked toward strengthening healthcare systems with a focus on four areas. With a total of five degrees, five spoken languages, and didactic training from international perspectives (both religious and secular), she integrates her experience through this clinic. In the start-up world, she could also call herself a serial founder. From Orthodox Hindu roots, she lastly focuses on spirituality, modernization, and, when she has time to spare, she still enjoys a good fusion stir-fry.