Healthcare entrepreneur · White Rock, BC & Mohali, India
I write about aging well, caring for parents, and what outcome-focused medicine actually looks like. I also help families in White Rock navigate care for aging parents — and NRI families in Canada manage care for parents in India.
Dementia, mobility, post-surgery. Navigate the system with someone who knows it.
GoLongevity frameworks, metabolic health, what the data actually says.
GoAccess world-class specialists from Gini Hospital without the BC waitlist.
GoMy CGM numbers, lab results, and what I'm actually doing.
GoFounder, Gini Advanced Care Hospital
North India's first outcomes-tracked hospital, Mohali
Serving seniors in White Rock, South Surrey, Tsawwassen, Ladner, and Langley since 2001
13 years in healthcare systems
Nutrigenetics, nutrigenomics, organic food systems, metabolic health, hospital medicine, elder care
Based between White Rock, BC and Punjab
Both healthcare systems, from the inside
For families in BC: Fraser Health covers basic home support — but waitlists run 3–6 months. Private in-home care starts same week. I write about what families in White Rock and South Surrey are actually dealing with, what's covered, and how to make good decisions under pressure.
For NRI families: Managing a parent's health from overseas is one of the hardest things I see families navigate. I write about the Indian care system, what's changed, what hasn't, and how to make decisions for parents you can't see every day.
A practical guide for families in White Rock, South Surrey, Tsawwassen, Ladner, and Langley navigating dementia care at home — what stages require what level of support, what Fraser Health covers, when 24-hour care becomes necessary, and how in-home care compares to memory care facilities in BC.
Not a chatbot pretending to be a doctor. A layer that helps every person get the attention, follow-through, and personalization that until now only the privileged received.
Build-in-public log. What I expected, what I underestimated, and what I will do differently in month two.
The Indian healthcare system tracks visits, prescriptions, and revenue. It does not, structurally, track whether you are healthier a year from now. That gap is the whole story.
I've worked across healthcare in the US, Canada, and India. The systems look nothing alike from the inside. The disease underneath them is the same.
Calendar age tells you when you were born. Functional age tells you how the body you actually live in is doing. The first is fixed. The second is not.
One letter a week, sent Sundays. The science I'm reading, the lessons from running Gini, what I see at Home Instead, and sometimes a postcard from White Rock or Punjab. Free. Honest.