Radiant Primary Care • Millburn, NJ
Indian-American Doctors in Millburn, NJ
Board-certified internists Dr. Yashsavi Sharad (Hindi) and Dr. Krupa Gandhi (Gujarati) offer primary care in your language, with an understanding of the health risks that matter for South Asian families. Appointments Monday through Saturday.
✓ Hindi & Gujarati Spoken
✓ Board-Certified Internists
✓ Medicare Accepted
✓ New Patients Welcome
✓ Appointments Mon–Sat
Why Families Choose Us
Care That Understands You.
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Your Language
Explain your symptoms and ask questions in Hindi or Gujarati, so nothing gets lost in translation.
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Your Health Risks
South Asians face higher rates of diabetes and heart disease. We screen earlier and treat with that in mind.
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Your Family
From young adults to parents and grandparents, the whole family can see the same doctors.
Primary Care in Hindi, Gujarati and English
Radiant Primary Care is an independent primary care practice in Millburn, NJ, led by two Indian-American, board-certified internists. Many patients, and especially older parents, feel more comfortable describing symptoms and discussing treatment in their own language. With us, you can. We provide annual physicals, same-day sick visits, chronic disease care and medical weight loss for adults 18 and older.
Health Risks for South Asian Patients
• Type 2 diabetes often starts younger and at a lower body weight, so we screen earlier
• Heart disease and high cholesterol are more common and can start earlier
• Belly fat can matter more than overall weight
• Vitamin B12 and vitamin D deficiency are common, especially with vegetarian diets
• Nutrition guidance that fits vegetarian and traditional Indian diets, with a nutritionist referral when needed
• A plan that considers your family history
Dr. Yashsavi Sharad, DO — Speaks Hindi
Dr. Sharad is a board-certified internist, teaching attending and hospitalist at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center, with a focus on prevention, nutrition and weight management. Patients often mention how thoroughly he explains things. Meet Dr. Sharad →
Dr. Krupa Gandhi, MD — Speaks Gujarati
Dr. Gandhi is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, a former chief resident and a hospitalist at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center. She focuses on catching problems early and managing chronic conditions. Meet Dr. Gandhi →
In an Emergency
For chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or any medical emergency, call 911. For new symptoms that aren’t an emergency, book a same-day sick visit.
Insurance and Visiting Family
We accept Medicare and many major insurance plans, and we offer self-pay prices for patients without insurance. See insurance & billing and new patient information.
Please bring: your insurance card, a list of your medications and supplements (including any from India), and any past test results.
Questions About Our Doctors
Are there Indian doctors near me in Millburn, NJ?
Yes. Dr. Yashsavi Sharad and Dr. Krupa Gandhi are Indian-American, board-certified internists at Radiant Primary Care, 90 Millburn Ave in Millburn. Both are also hospitalists at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston.
Which languages do your doctors speak?
Both doctors speak English. Dr. Sharad speaks Hindi and Dr. Gandhi speaks Gujarati. When you book, just let us know which doctor or language you prefer.
Can my parents see you?
Yes. We care for adults 18 and older, including seniors, and we accept Medicare. Many families like that their parents can talk with a doctor in Hindi or Gujarati. With the patient’s consent, family members are welcome to join visits.
Why are South Asians at higher risk for diabetes?
People of South Asian descent tend to develop type 2 diabetes at younger ages and at lower body weights, partly because of how the body stores fat. That’s why the American Diabetes Association recommends screening Asian Americans starting at a BMI of 23 instead of 25.
Should I get my heart health checked earlier?
South Asian ancestry is recognized as a factor that raises heart disease risk. We check your blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar and use your family history to decide how early and how aggressively to treat.
Do I have to be Indian to see you?
Not at all. We welcome every adult patient. Our doctors simply offer care in Hindi and Gujarati, along with English, for patients who prefer it.
This page is general information, not medical advice. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.