Karespot · Clinical governance
The doctors behind your care
Every prescription, and every word we publish, carries a named clinician's registration number.
Treatment at Karespot is prescribed and supervised by doctors registered with a State Medical Council in India, and our educational content is written by a research academic and independently reviewed by a registered physician before it is published. Below is every person in those two groups, with their qualifications and council registration number, so you can verify them yourself.
How to read this page
1
Prescribers assess you and issue prescriptions. All three hold an MBBS and an MD in Internal Medicine, and are registered with a State Medical Council.
2
The content team writes and medically reviews what we publish. They do not prescribe or assess patients.
3
Advisors shape how the service is designed and are not involved in individual treatment decisions.
4
Registration numbers are shown in full. You can check any of them against the relevant State Medical Council register.
Who prescribes and supervises treatment at Karespot?
Direct answer
Every prescription issued through Karespot comes from a doctor registered with a State Medical Council, and the same doctor supervises the patient through the course of treatment. Registration numbers are published below and on each doctor's own profile.
Consulting Physician (Internal Medicine) · Prescriber
MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine) · Professor of Medicine, Mahant Indresh Medical College
State Medical Council, Uttarakhand · Reg. 3461
Dr. Jainendra brings years of deep clinical experience in diabetes and metabolic medicine. As a practising academic physician he combines medical research with frontline patient care, specialising in type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, obesity-related metabolic disorders and chronic lifestyle conditions. He supervises patients' GLP-1 weight-management journeys from first consultation to final dose.
Full profile
Consulting Physician (Internal Medicine) · Prescriber
MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine)State Medical Council, Uttarakhand · Reg. 10178
Dr. Ratnil Joshi is an Internal Medicine physician specialising in metabolic health, weight management, diabetes and lifestyle medicine, with a patient-first approach focused on long-term, sustainable results. His expertise in obesity medicine and insulin resistance makes him a trusted partner for patients navigating the intersection of weight and metabolic disease.
Full profile
Consulting Physician (Internal Medicine) · Prescriber
MBBS, MD (Internal Medicine)Madhya Pradesh Medical Council · Reg. 32876
Dr. Shivani Jain is an Internal Medicine physician on Karespot's prescribing team, focusing on hormonal health and metabolic disorders including PCOS, thyroid dysfunction and insulin resistance.
Full profile
Who writes and checks Karespot's health content?
Direct answer
Karespot's educational articles are written by a researcher and independently reviewed by a registered physician before publication. The content team does not prescribe, and reviewing is kept separate from writing so that no article is signed off by its own author.
Medical content author
Dr. Prakrati Garg writes Karespot's evidence-based articles on GLP-1 therapy, weight management, nutrition and metabolic health, grounding each guide in peer-reviewed clinical research. She is a research academic rather than a practising clinician, and does not prescribe or assess patients.
Full profile
Medical reviewer
FRCP · Clinical Pathologist · Assistant Professor, Doon Medical College
Uttarakhand Medical Council · Reg. 8506
Dr. Sana Umar medically reviews Karespot's clinical content for accuracy and safety before publication, checking guidance against prescribing information, regulatory labels and peer-reviewed evidence. Her background in clinical pathology and laboratory medicine informs how Karespot explains metabolic markers and test results.
Full profile
Who advises Karespot outside the prescribing team?
Direct answer
Advisors contribute specialist clinical or operational expertise to how the service is designed. They are not involved in individual prescribing decisions.
Consulting Dermatologist & Advisor
MD (Dermatology) · 15+ years clinical experience · Ex Head of Department, Dermatology, Doon Medical College
State Medical Council, Uttarakhand · Reg. 5428
Dr. Sadiq's clinical dermatology practice covers the growing intersection between skin health and metabolic conditions, including the dermatological effects seen in patients on GLP-1 therapies. He advises Karespot on patient-centric care, combining deep clinical expertise with empathetic patient management.
Full profile
Business strategy & operations advisor
Management Consultant, KPMG Netherlands
Floris brings a strong background in business strategy and management, helping ensure Karespot delivers seamless, reliable care and builds an efficient, scalable platform focused on real-world impact. He has no clinical role.
Full profile
This is not medical advice. The information above is general and educational. Speak to a doctor about your own symptoms and history.
Why this page exists
A named, registered doctor — not an algorithm
Weight-loss medication is prescription-only in India for good reason, and a service that will not tell you who is prescribing is not one you should hand your history to. Karespot publishes the qualifications and council registration of every clinician involved in care and in content, because that is the minimum a patient needs to make an informed choice. Not everyone who applies is found suitable, and being told no is a legitimate outcome of a proper assessment.
Doctor-led from the first step
See where you stand
A short eligibility check, reviewed by a registered doctor. Free, about two minutes, and no obligation to continue.
Common questions about our clinicians
Are Karespot's prescribing doctors registered in India?
Yes. Every doctor who prescribes through Karespot holds an MBBS and an MD in Internal Medicine, and is registered with a State Medical Council. Registration numbers are published on this page and on each doctor's own profile: Dr. Jainendra Kumar (Reg. 3461) and Dr. Ratnil Joshi (Reg. 10178), both with the State Medical Council, Uttarakhand, and Dr. Shivani Jain (Reg. 32876) with the Madhya Pradesh Medical Council.
Who decides whether I am eligible for GLP-1 treatment?
A registered doctor does, not an algorithm and not a salesperson. The eligibility check collects your history and measurements, and a prescribing physician reviews it before any medication is considered. Not everyone who applies is found suitable.
Is Karespot's health content written by doctors?
Karespot's educational articles are written by Dr. Prakrati Garg, a PhD researcher and Assistant Professor, and medically reviewed by Dr. Sana Umar, FRCP, a clinical pathologist registered with the Uttarakhand Medical Council (Reg. 8506), before publication.
What is the difference between a prescriber, a reviewer and an advisor at Karespot?
Prescribers assess patients and issue prescriptions. The content team writes and medically reviews published guidance but does not prescribe. Advisors contribute specialist or operational expertise and are not involved in individual treatment decisions.
This is not medical advice. This page is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it must not be used as a substitute for consultation with a qualified doctor. Listing a clinician here does not create a doctor–patient relationship, and eligibility for any treatment is decided only after an individual assessment by a prescribing doctor. Never disregard or delay seeking professional medical advice because of something you have read here. If you are experiencing symptoms that concern you, please consult a doctor. Karespot is a specialist doctor-led telehealth service operating in India; our editorial policy is published at karespot.in/pages/editorial-policy.
Registration details last verified 1 September 2026.
