08/15/2026
I’m so proud to be where I’m at.
3 years of owning my own practice, treating patients how I want to treat them…out from stingy algorithms and back to giving people time and concierge service. Each patient is a person, with a story, with history, with wins and losses, with short term injuries or with life lasting pain. Each human brings their own story, their own lives into my office, and it’s my job to give them the peace of mind that I will do my best to help them gain back whatever they have lost from their injury/pain.
3 years of trying to get my clinic up and running, to get new clients, meet new referrals, get myself to meet and greet. I had a lot of people tell me that wearing the hijab is not good for business, it will scare away people and clients. And I thought to myself, I would never judge someone to walk into clinic with a cross necklace or I love Jesus shirt, or a man wearing his yarmulke, or a woman with a niqab. I would never judge someone because they are Hispanic, or Asian, or Caucasian, or African. No one should.
As I said above, each patient represents themselves, their lives and their stories. My only job is to support them in living their best life as pain free as possible. I have no role in their politics; their religion or absence of. In the end, patients have to be comfortable with their provider; and if they enjoy my way of diagnosing and treating and my personality, maybe the hijab will bother them less. And if it doesn’t, then maybe I’m not the right provider for them. And thanks ok! 🙏 I don’t need to give up something important to me for a more “marketable” image. I am a great provider and I can offer a lot, and I am more than happy to be a part of the journey for anyone who needs it! Inshallah ❤️