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README.txtFounder of Patient Realm · Healthcare Technology · EHR · AI · Cybersecurity · Interoperability
Technology has been part of my life since childhood.
I built my first website in 2006, at around 14 years old. What started with web design quickly turned into an obsession with the infrastructure behind the internet. I began experimenting with servers, rented my first dedicated servers, and started providing VPN and virtual private server services.
That curiosity eventually grew from individual servers into larger infrastructure, including dedicated server hosting and colocation inside major data centers.
Wanting to go deeper into technology, I later moved to Bangalore, India — one of Asia’s major technology hubs — to study Information Technology, where I earned my bachelor’s degree and expanded my understanding of software, networks, infrastructure, and computing systems.
After moving to the United States, that technical background evolved into entrepreneurship.
In 2025, I founded Patient Realm, a healthcare technology company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, with a remote team working across different parts of the world.
Patient Realm was created because I saw a major gap in healthcare technology: too many EHR systems still feel like software designed decades ago.
Healthcare organizations are being asked to operate in an AI-driven world while many of the systems at the center of their practices remain fragmented, complicated, and difficult to use.
I wanted to build something different.
Patient Realm is a modern EHR and healthcare operating platform designed around modern UI/UX, artificial intelligence, automation, interoperability, security, and the way independent practices actually operate today.
The platform is being built for privately owned healthcare organizations including:
My goal is not simply to put a newer interface on an old EHR model.
The goal is to rethink how the clinical operating system should work when EHR, AI, communications, automation, cybersecurity, patient engagement, and interoperability are designed together from the beginning.
My technical education has never been limited to one area of IT.
Over the years I have studied and worked across areas including:
That combination of healthcare, software, infrastructure, cybersecurity, interoperability, and AI is what ultimately shaped the direction of Patient Realm.
I entered healthcare technology because I believe the industry is entering one of its largest technological transitions.
AI is changing what software can do. Interoperability is changing how information moves. Patients expect better digital experiences. Independent practices need automation without adding more complexity.
Yet the EHR — the system sitting at the center of the practice — is often still the weakest part of the experience.
Patient Realm is my attempt to change that.
I want to build technology that gives independent healthcare practices the capabilities of much larger organizations without forcing clinicians to fight complicated software all day.
The long-term vision is simple:
Build the modern technology infrastructure that the next generation of independent healthcare runs on.
Patient Realm is a modern EHR and healthcare operating platform built for independent healthcare practices.
It combines modern clinical workflows with AI, communications, automation, interoperability and security in one platform.
EHRArtificial IntelligencePractice AutomationInteroperabilityCybersecurityPatient EngagementClinical Operations
Headquartered in Atlanta with a distributed remote team.
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Clinical record systems that clinicians will actually use during a twelve-hour shift.
Charting, orders, results and scheduling built around the way care actually happens — not around a billing form. Fewer clicks per encounter, defensible audit trails, and a data model that will still make sense in ten years.
Ambient documentation and decision support that stay inside the guardrails.
Models applied where they measurably remove work: note generation, coding assistance, triage summarisation. Every output is attributable, reviewable and reversible. Nothing autonomous touches a chart.
HIPAA posture that survives an actual incident, not just an actual audit.
Zero-trust access, encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege service accounts, real logging, and tested recovery. Ransomware is now a patient-safety event — it gets engineered for accordingly.
FHIR, HL7v2 and the unglamorous plumbing that makes records portable.
Bidirectional interfaces to labs, imaging, pharmacy, HIEs and payers. TEFCA-aware exchange, deterministic patient matching, and mappings that are documented instead of tribal.
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