A few common questions.

No. DesiDil is a focused, consultative practice. It's not designed to replace your primary care doctor, and we don't manage routine medical care. We do one thing well — interpret your cardiometabolic risk precisely — and send you back to your PCP with a clear plan.

No. DesiDil is a private-pay practice. Many people use HSA or FSA funds for the consultation. We provide a receipt you can submit for potential out-of-network reimbursement, though coverage varies by plan. If you'd rather not deal with your insurance directly, we can refer you to a third-party reimbursement service that will file the claim on your behalf for a small fee.

No. The work began with a focus on South Asians because that's where the gap was widest, but the same gaps apply to women in midlife, Filipinos, East Asians, and anyone with a strong family history of early cardiac events. If your standard panel feels reassuring but you don't, this is for you.

Both. The clinic is in Johns Creek, GA. Telemedicine slots are available throughout the week. For both in-person and telemedicine visits, patients need to be physically located in one of the states where I'm licensed: Georgia, North Carolina, New York, or New Jersey. The evaluation is equally precise either way — most of the work is data interpretation, not physical exam.

A 60-minute consultation. You bring whatever data you already have — labs, prior imaging, family history. I tell you what it actually means, identify what's missing, and give you a clear plan you can act on. Most people leave with a precision report and a roadmap. $595.

Reset My Risk is a 4-month structured program focused on actively improving the markers driving your risk — with real follow-up and measurement. Executive Intensive is 6 months, high-touch, technology-driven, with advanced imaging, continuous tracking, and quarterly recalibration. Both are introduced only after a Decode My Risk visit.

No. Most people don't. A Decode My Risk consultation is designed to stand on its own — you leave with a complete read and a plan your PCP can run with. Continuing is optional and only suggested when there's a clear clinical reason.

After you book, you'll get a HIPAA-compliant upload link. You can drag in PDFs of past labs, imaging reports, and any clinic notes. If your records are in a patient portal, sharing a screenshot or PDF export is the easiest path.

11555 Medlock Bridge Rd, Suite 100, Johns Creek, GA 30097. Free parking on-site. Consults are available Monday through Friday, 9 AM – 3 PM EST.

Sometimes. Most people already have plenty of data — we work from what you have whenever possible. Where a key marker is missing (often Lp(a), ApoB, or a fasting insulin), we'll order what's needed before our visit so the consultation is productive. Lab work is typically done at your usual lab and routed back to me.

A precision report covering your lipid and lipoprotein patterns, metabolic markers, inflammatory markers, body composition signals, and a personalized risk read. Plus a focused plan — specific next steps you can take to either confirm or modify what we found.

Yes — that's the point. The report is written for clinical handoff. Most people share it with their PCP, who can implement the recommendations through your existing care. I'm happy to coordinate directly with your physician at your request.

You can come back for a follow-up consultation any time — especially if you've had new labs, new symptoms, or a meaningful change in family history. Returning patients typically don't need a full intake again.