She Named Her Practice After Her Son. Then Built It Around Everyone Else's.

She left academic medicine to build the practice her own family needed. Here's how, and why. Dr. Priyanka Chopra spent years as an academic hospitalist watching a fragmented healthcare system fail the people who needed it most, including, eventually, her own family. That experience became the reason she left. Alongside her husband, she founded Nivaan Health, a mobile, in-home concierge practice in Miami built on a simple premise: patients deserve time, trust, and genuine care, not rushed visits and disconnected specialists.  In this episode, Dr. Chopra talks with Michael Tetreault about what it actually took to make the leap: the role her spouse played as both partner and support system, how she's used AI to handle the operational and branding work most physicians never trained for, and why she measures success by restored patient functionality rather than traditional volume metrics. It's a candid look at what "unreasonable hospitality" means in practice, and a practical guide for any physician quietly wondering if there's a better way to build a career in medicine. Learn more about Nivaan Health: https://nivaan.health/our-story