For Dr. Di, MDP is the answer to a question that haunted him for years: Why can’t medicine be what it was meant to be?

 

As a physician and former medical director, he spent countless hours trying to fix a system that put profits ahead of patients. He fought for longer visits, better outcomes, and real care, only to run headfirst into
walls of corporate red tape and “bottom-line” decisions that stripped meaning from his work.

 

The turning point came when he realized he couldn’t outmaneuver a system designed to keep clinicians
powerless. So he walked away and built something better.

 

Today, Dr. Di doesn’t just lead MDP. He actively runs a thriving DPC practice, proving that independence is not only possible but sustainable.

 

His own success fuels his mission to help other physicians reclaim their autonomy and rediscover the joy of practicing medicine.

 

At MDP, Dr. Di brings that firsthand experience to every conversation, guiding doctors with clarity and
confidence that comes from living the very model he teaches. For him, every practice launched isn’t just a business win. It is a life reclaimed.

 

His promise to burned-out doctors: “Take my hand. Come with me.”

Alex’s story begins at the heart of medicine. For 15 years as a registered nurse, he worked in some of the most
demanding areas of care: critical care, trauma, and transplant, where every second mattered and every decision
carried weight. He witnessed the same cycle play out—patients waiting weeks for appointments, bouncing
between specialists, and slipping through the cracks—while clinicians were forced to rush through visits and check boxes for systems that cared more about billing codes than people.

 

Then came the moment that changed everything: his own health crisis. When traditional channels failed him, Alex turned to a Direct Primary Care provider. For the first time in years, he felt seen. His care team had the time,
energy, and freedom to help him heal. That experience did more than restore his health. It reignited his belief in what medicine could be.

 

At MDP, Alex channels that passion into action, helping physicians leave behind the grind of corporate medicine and transition into a model built on purpose.

 

His mission is simple: make the leap to independence as seamless and stress-free as possible. For Alex, this is not theory. It is a revolution in patient care—and he is here to build the bridge.

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Healthcare has always been part of Shital’s story. With a father who practiced emergency medicine, a mother who worked in hospital administration, and a brother who is a physician, conversations about patient care and the realities of the system were constant in her life. But even with those roots, Shital didn’t fully grasp how broken the system was until she experienced it for herself and built a career inside it.

 

After fast-tracking into executive leadership, she became CEO of a pharmacy chain that served under-served and immigrant communities. There, she saw the harsh truth: insurance rules and profit-driven policies made it nearly impossible for providers to deliver quality care, and patients often paid the price. Those experiences sparked a conviction that healthcare could and should work differently.

 

That conviction became personal when Shital discovered DPC as a patient. For the first time, she had a doctor who knew her family and had the time to care. The difference was life-changing and cemented her belief that this model could transform lives on both sides of the exam table.

 

At MDP, Shital brings that belief to life by designing the strategies and systems that make independence
achievable. She translates complexity into clarity, creating roadmaps that give physicians confidence and control without the overwhelm. For her, this is not just business. It is about restoring trust and humanity to medicine, one practice at a time.