Dr. Kaur serves as a family medicine physician at the Saratoga Community Health Center and core faculty for the Saratoga Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program. Beginning her clinical journey as a physician assistant in cardiology and later in family medicine, she gained valuable insights into providing culturally sensitive care to a diverse population. She earned her medical degree at Ross University School of Medicine and completed a residency in Family Medicine at Mercy Health System in Janesville, Wis.

Dr. Kaur has found fulfillment in practicing in a community setting. Her conviction stems from the increased autonomy in patient management, active involvement in patient care, and the opportunity for extensive hands-on training. Having worked as a family medicine physician in both Wisconsin and Virginia, these experiences led her to choose the community health center. She firmly believes that to achieve optimal success in patient health, a holistic approach is essential, addressing not only the medical condition but the individual as a whole.

Dr. Kaur believes that social determinants are important factors in treating patient medical conditions and are sometimes the root cause of patient medical complications. The Community Health Center has many resources to help patients in this area. In addition to working with the family medicine residency clinic, she leads patient education classes on obesity and is involved in teaching medical students. Her clinical interests include obesity medicine, primary disease prevention, women’s health, office procedure, and chronic disease management. She is enthusiastic about contributing to the residency program and nurturing future family medicine.