Two women, from polarized backgrounds, committed to the sacred responsibility and union of love and wisdom in healthcare culture.
Stephanie MoDavis
With 20 years experience traversing dual perspectives as patient and consciousness mentor, Stephanie is devoted to stewarding the new paradigm of healthcare and healing.
Stephanie has experience as a patient who has observed the light and shadow side of medicine within the current system. She was diagnosed with autoimmunity at 20 that led to severities of illness where her life was threatened multiple times. Stephanie has received 2 organ transplants.
Stephanie was introduced to spirituality and Eastern healing practices as a means to support her family following a tragic accident that involved her mother, sister, and step father, at 19. She desired to seek further methods of transformative recovery as she witnessed the deep suffering endured and lack of proper support her family needed while healing. She has operated 3 wellness studios and specialized in leading classes and workshops on meditation, yoga, spiritual evolution, transformative recovery and integral consciousness
Witnessing and experiencing these 2 realities, her goal is to cultivate with co-collaborators to design the new paradigm of healthcare. A self-aware system with greater holistic system intelligence while broadening our vision of what is possible for greater patient outcomes. Stephanie knows humanity has untapped potential and is devoted to catalyzing and bringing forth that innate impulse we all hold.
Ruby Shah
With 10 years of practice under her belt, she currently is creating templates and advocating across various platforms. She is not settling for less than a healthy workplace and haven for healing for both patients and healthcare workers.
Dr. Ruby Shah has courageously followed her heart in lieu of service. This came after years of working as a classically trained physician specializing in Internal Medicine and Primary Care and also teaching medical students and residents.
She arrived at a juncture where she couldn’t sit idle as she witnessed the dysfunction that limits the potential of both patients and healthcare workers. Alongside her supportive husband and son, and with 10 years of practice under her belt, she currently is creating templates and advocating across various platforms.
She is not settling for less than a healthy workplace and haven for healing for both patients and healthcare workers.