About Dr. Rangi

With decades of experience and a passion for truly transformative care, I am committed to offering more than just treatment—I provide virtual and in-person care for a path to lifelong health and well-being. Patient education, mentorship, and empowerment remain at the heart of my work, ensuring that people not only manage diseases but prevent them altogether.

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the devastating impact of chronic diseases, particularly diabetes and obesity. Witnessing firsthand how preventable conditions made patients more vulnerable, I pivoted toward a more holistic approach—focusing on functional and lifestyle medicine. Instead of simply prescribing more medications, I worked on uncovering root causes, peeling back layers of risk factors, and helping patients take control of their health through sustainable lifestyle changes.

Transitioned into private practice to offer state-of-the-art care in diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolism. Driven by the belief that medicine should be personal, I built a practice where patients felt heard, understood, and cared for like family. I combined the latest advancements in medical science with a patient-centered approach, ensuring each individual received the best possible care.

Moved to California to be closer to family and enjoy better weather. Joined the University of California, Davis, as faculty, where I mentored students, treated patients, and deepened my expertise in endocrinology and metabolic health. These years reinforced my belief that medicine should not just treat diseases but help people build lasting health.

Moved to the United States for better education and opportunities. Excited yet stepping into the unknown, I embraced the challenges of a new country, culture, and medical system. Residency in Internal Medicine at Wayne State University was intense but deeply fulfilling. I then pursued a fellowship in Diabetes, Endocrinology, and Metabolism, refining my expertise while staying true to her core values—compassion, integrity, and excellence in patient care.

Joined Lady Hardinge Medical College, taking the first step toward fulfilling my father’s dream. Education was the foundation, but simplicity, discipline, and perseverance shaped my journey in medicine. Growing up with limited resources instilled a deep appreciation for hard work, and I was determined to make the most of every opportunity.

Born in Ganganagar, Rajasthan, and raised in Pilani. My father, a soldier, dreamed of me becoming a doctor—a wish he recorded in his diary before he was martyred in the war. I never met him, but his words became a guiding force in my life. My mother, widowed at just 27, raised three children with resilience, ensuring they had the education and values to build meaningful lives.