It is due to the inspiration and prayers of my mother, who died from leukemia when I was eight years old, that I have the opportunity to practice medicine today. I consider it an honor and blessing to be able to help my patients achieve what they may need to live more healthy and enjoyable lives.

After completing my early medical education in Pakistan, I moved to the United States to complete my internal medicine residency training in New York City Hospital, followed by fellowship training in geriatric medicine at George Washington University in DC. I joined the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group in 2001.

I look forward to working closely with my patients so that they may take charge of their lives and thrive.