Dr. Kadisha B. Rapp, MD

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The Entertainment Industry’s Mobile M.D. Revolutionizing Healthcare for Professionals on the Go

Houston, Texas - Dr. Kadisha B. Rapp, an acclaimed board certified emergency medicine physician with over 20 years of experience, is reshaping the landscape of healthcare for busy professionals in the entertainment industry and beyond. As the Founder and Chief Medical Advisor of DrKadishaMD.com, The Rapp Medical Group, Dr. Rapp is dedicated to improving the quantity and quality of life for her patients through innovative, on-site medical services.

With a reputation for her “calm amidst chaos” demeanor and extensive experience across urban, suburban, and rural emergency departments, Dr. Rapp has earned the title of “Entertainment Industry Mobile M.D.” She provides crucial, immediate care to a diverse clientele, including high-profile individuals and busy business professionals who often face unique health challenges due to their demanding schedules.

Dr. Rapp’s expertise extends beyond emergency medicine; she specializes in resuscitation and the treatment of a broad spectrum of conditions, from minor ailments to critical emergencies. Her concierge services are designed to offer confidential and convenient healthcare solutions tailored to the needs of her clients. Whether on set, at a corporate office, or in the comfort of their own homes, Dr. Rapp delivers personalized care, advocating for her patients in hospital settings when necessary.

In addition to her emergency services, Dr. Rapp also provides infusion therapy treatments that address various conditions, including dehydration, exhaustion, and even hangovers. Her services are designed to boost energy levels, detoxify the body, and alleviate headaches, with B12 shots available to further support her clients' health and wellness. This comprehensive approach allows individuals to maintain their well-being amidst the high-paced demands of their professions.

Dr. Rapp’s journey into medicine was inspired by her upbringing in Washington D.C. and her Catholic school education, where she learned the importance of helping others. She pursued her passion by earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Johns Hopkins University and a Medical Degree from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. Following her residency at Howard University Hospital’s Department of Emergency Medicine and a fellowship in sports medicine with Allegheny General Hospital, Dr. Rapp began her career in emergency medicine on the east coast before relocating to Houston, Texas.

Recognizing a significant gap in reliable healthcare for entertainment professionals, Dr. Rapp established her concierge doctor service to meet this pressing need. Her commitment to providing exceptional care has led her to speak at various organizations, including the YMCA, Urban League Young Professionals, and Pharrell Williams’ Kidult Youth Leadership Conference, among others.

Dr. Rapp’s mission is clear: to enhance the health and well-being of those who often neglect their own health due to demanding careers. With her expertise and compassionate approach, she continues to make a profound impact on the lives of her patients, ensuring they receive the quality care they deserve.

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