Blood pressure.Blood sugar.Cholesterol.A different approach.
These conditions never stop. Now the care doesn't either.
- Your doctor
- US licensed medical provider
- Your plan
- Reviewed continuously
- What it costs
- $79/mo or insurance
- Where
- CA · CT · NY
Medication is not
your only option.
Ozara did not start in a lab. It started in primary care, where the same visit happens every day: a number has drifted, there are fifteen minutes, and it ends with a prescription and a recheck next year.
None of that is bad medicine. It is what the visit allows.
But what moves those numbers happens outside that room. How you sleep. Whether you move. What you eat, across the eleven and a half months when nobody is looking. So the number drifts, the dose goes up, and a second medication gets added.
Ozara is built for the months nobody is watching.
Four decisions the company is built on.
Continuous, not episodic
Care built around every day of the year, not the one appointment.
Physician-signed, not automated
A licensed doctor writes and signs every order, plan and message.
Causes, not symptoms
We treat what is driving the number, not only the number.
Measured, not assumed
Every plan is built to be checked, and changed when it should be.
Three numbers. Often one system underneath them.
Most care treats them as three problems with three prescriptions. We look at what each one is actually reporting on.
Treated as one system, the levers change. Sleep, movement and body composition stop being lifestyle advice and become clinical instruments.
We are specific about which part is the machine.
Most companies in this category are deliberately vague here. The distinction is the whole product, so we publish it.
What the AI does
- Gathers your records from every system that holds them
- Reads years of past results together, in one place
- Flags what has changed since last week
- Prepares the weekly review before your doctor opens it
It does not diagnose, prescribe, or send you medical advice.
What your doctor does
- Reviews all your medical history
- Writes the plan: movement, diet, strength, sleep, supplements, routine
- Signs every prescription, refill and lab order
- Sends every medical message, personally
Every one of these carries a licensed physician's name.
A real doctor signs their name to your care.
Dr. Josh Shajan, MD
Co-founder & Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Shajan has practiced primary care in Greenwich, Connecticut since 2015, with offices in Cos Cob and Stamford and a second practice in San Diego. He still sees patients, and he sets the clinical standard every Ozara physician works to.
- Specialty
- Internal Medicine
- Medical school
- Albany Medical College, NY
- Residency
- Yale University, Greenwich Hospital
- Years in practice
- 13
- Licensed in
- California, Connecticut, New York
Built on published research from Johns Hopkins, Stanford, Harvard and Mayo Clinic.
Built for
all fifty states.
Ozara is live in California, Connecticut and New York today. The plan is national: a physician network large enough that continuous care reaches wherever someone actually lives.
Alongside it we are building the evidence: what continuous, physician-led care actually does to these three numbers, and to the medication that follows them. Nobody has built that properly. We intend to.
We would rather be measured than believed.
We are hiring physicians.
Internal medicine, family medicine and endocrinology. If you have ever finished a fifteen-minute visit knowing it was not enough time, that is the problem we are hiring against.
Blood pressure.
Blood sugar.
Cholesterol.
Continuous doctor-led care.
Real change, one less pill.
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