Dr. Saipriya Tewari

I am an Anaesthesiologist, double fellowship-trained in Interventional Pain Management as well as Palliative and Supportive Care. This dual training allows me to approach pain not merely as a symptom to be managed, but as a condition that calls for comprehensive, whole-person care.I bring over a decade of experience as a medical professional, having worked across both government and private healthcare organisations. This diverse exposure has shaped my clinical approach — grounded in rigorous training, yet always responsive to the individual needs of the patient in front of me. My areas of expertise include the management of chronic and cancer-related pain, advanced interventional pain procedures, and comprehensive palliative and supportive care. I work closely with patients dealing with conditions such as spine and joint pain, neuropathic pain, cancer pain, and other complex chronic pain syndromes, combining medical management with targeted interventional techniques. I am equally committed to palliative and end-of-life care, focusing on symptom control, comfort, and dignity for patients and their families during life-limiting illnesses.I have had the privilege of establishing Pain Clinics at two major private healthcare institutions, building each one from the ground up — from clinical protocols to patient workflows. I have also been fortunate to design and implement successful Pain Management and End-of-Life Care programs within the organisations I have served, work that continues to shape how patients experience care during some of their most vulnerable moments.Teaching and learning have always been central to who I am as a physician. I am a regular faculty member and speaker at national forums in Pain Medicine and Palliative Care, and I have authored multiple publications in national and international journals. I continue to pursue academic work alongside my clinical responsibilities, driven by a commitment to keep growing in both domains.I love what I do, and I strive to be better at it every day.