The team behind Siyara.

Vidya is a Doctor of Physical Therapy who previously founded and led Pace Physical Therapy Clinic in San Jose, California, USA — treating thousands of patients across orthopedic, neurological, sports, and post-surgical rehab alongside a multi-disciplinary staff. She earned her DPT at Touro University, New York, USA, and her Master of Physical Therapy at Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS), Hyderabad. Early in her career she trained at Kaiser under Roland Lucas, sharpening the hands-on, evidence-led approach she still teaches today. She completed the Ignite entrepreneurship program at Stanford University's Graduate School of Business, California, USA. Vidya has mentored DPT students through clinical rotations and preceptorships with partner universities and physiotherapy schools, and regularly hosts cohort field trips so students see modern, evidence-based clinical care up close. At Siyara she leads clinical care across physio and the wellness studio, and is the Wellness Program Coordinator — designing and curating every class, package, and progression pathway so members get the same listening-first care they would get in a physio session.

Krishna leads operations, technology, and the member experience at Siyara — appointments, records, billing, and the digital backbone that lets the clinical team focus on care. He brings sixteen years of engineering and leadership, currently as Principal Machine Learning Engineer at Altana, and previously at Learneo, Walmart Global Tech, Cisco, and Hewlett-Packard, building large-scale search, ML, and data systems used by millions. He holds a Master's in Computer Engineering from Northeastern University, Boston (top 5% of his cohort), and a Bachelor's in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from JNTU Hyderabad.

Yeswanth brings thirteen years of musculoskeletal physiotherapy, including practice in Australia, and is the team's specialist in recovery techniques.

Ajay treats musculoskeletal and sports injuries across the whole arc of care — prehabilitation before a planned surgery, rehabilitation after an injury, and the long road back after an operation. He has three years of clinical practice since his post-graduation. Away from the clinic he travels, gardens, and is happiest outdoors meeting new people.

Shravani came to Siyara through sport — her post-graduation is in sports physiotherapy and she interned with the Sports Authority of India's national centre of excellence at Aurangabad, working alongside athletes in training. She organises physiotherapy outreach events, volunteers with NGOs, and dances, draws and makes things when she is not at the clinic.

Fayez trained at Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences and brings a gym-floor understanding of how people actually move — he lifts, runs, and knows what it takes to get someone back to training. Found most weekends running, at the gym, or hunting for a new café.

Sathvika completed her physiotherapy internship at AIG Hospitals in Gachibowli, where a busy hospital floor taught her to listen quickly and explain clearly. She listens to music, travels, and is usually learning something new.

Nikitha has two years of clinical practice and works the way Siyara does — from the evidence, with the reasoning explained to the person in front of her. She practises yoga, runs, and trains for strength and core control, which is often exactly what she is coaching a patient through.