Dr. Neha Mukund Sathe
Experience: | 15 years |
Education: | MUHS |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am mainly working in Ayurvedic medicine with a lot of focus on reversing chronic lifestyle disorders in a way that’s natural and also lasts… things like heart problems, diabetes, obesity, even stubborn joint pains that just keep coming back. I try to keep my approach pretty integrative – not just sticking to one thing – mixing classical Ayurvedic therapies with practical diet plans, nutrition tips, yoga where needed, Panchakarma sessions, and detox routines. Sometimes it’s small steps, sometimes bigger interventions, depends on the person really. My goal is simple – help restore balance in the body, get people feeling like themself again and make sure whatever we do isn’t just a short term fix but something that supports them years ahead. I’m always adapting the plan to the patient, cause no two cases are exactly same, and honestly that’s what keeps the work interesting and rewarding at the same time. |
Achievements: | I am really grateful to have been recognized by Sane Care Madhavbaug for my work in patient care and the outcomes we managed to achieve.. it’s like proof that the whole holistic healing and disease reversal thing we do actually works in real life. At IKS Health, I even got awards for physician satisfaction and the quality of medical documentation – guess all that attention to details, checking, rechecking records paid off. For me it’s not just about awards, it’s more about knowing the care is solid and communication between teams stays clear and accurate, cause that directly effects the patient’s journey. |
I am working as an Ayurvedic physician for a bit over 12 years now, mostly with Sane Care Madhavbaug Ayurvedic Cardiac Clinics, where my main focus is on helping people with long term lifestyle disorders… heart conditions, diabetes, hypertension, obesity – you name it. I try to keep it very patient centric, looking at both classical Ayurvedic therapies and whatever modern diagnostic info we can get, cause honestly both sides bring value. Most days I’m building treatment plans from scratch – sometimes that’s herbal meds, sometimes Panchakarma, sometimes just strong lifestyle changes with clear diet rules. I like digging into the root of the problem rather than only chasing symptoms. That’s why preventive work is big for me – catching heart and metabolic issues before they get too far. And yeah, it’s not always simple cause people come with years of habits to unlearn. For the past 2.7 years, I’m also doing something slightly different at IKS Health, working as a Clinical Documentation & Quality Expert. That basically means I spend a lot of time making sure doctors’ notes, reports and care plans are clear, accurate, and compliant – it might not sound exciting but good documentation really does improve patient care and avoid confusions later. I keep learning from both traditional texts and new studies cause medicine, even Ayurveda, doesn’t stand still. My goal’s pretty simple – treat ethically, explain clearly, and guide people toward recovery or prevention in a way they can actually stick with long term… not just for a few weeks.
