Dr. Nagasasikanth Mopuri, MD, MBA, MHA

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New Jersey’s Top Doctor Pioneers Holistic Approaches to Addiction Treatment

Dr. Nagasasikanth Mopuri, President and CEO of Omega Physicians LLC, has been recognized as one of New Jersey’s top doctors in Addiction Medicine, showcasing his commitment to innovative and compassionate care for patients grappling with addiction. With over 15 years of medical experience, he is reshaping the landscape of addiction treatment through a holistic approach that prioritizes the well-being of the whole person rather than focusing solely on the addiction itself.

As the Corporate Medical Director for Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services at the Center for Family Guidance, Dr. Mopuri oversees comprehensive addiction treatment programs in New Jersey and New York county jails. His commitment to managing complex cases that intertwine addiction care with primary medical needs ensures that patients receive coordinated and safe care. His leadership exemplifies the critical intersection of healthcare and the justice system, advocating for the rehabilitation of incarcerated individuals and their successful reintegration into society. 

His innovative model of care integrates internal medicine, addiction treatment, and behavioral health services, providing patients with a full spectrum of healthcare. This comprehensive approach addresses not just the addiction but also the chronic conditions and mental health issues that often complicate recovery. By focusing on all aspects of a patient’s health, he aims to enhance health outcomes and foster long-term recovery, helping patients reclaim their lives.

A staunch advocate for the rights of incarcerated individuals, Dr. Mopuri believes in the potential for recovery and second chances. His efforts to ensure addiction treatment in correctional facilities reflect a commitment to a population that is often neglected in traditional healthcare settings. By delivering critical care during incarceration and facilitating support for those transitioning back into society, Dr. Mopuri is breaking down barriers to access and fostering a culture of healing.

Driven by a passion for improving the addiction treatment system, he actively collaborates with hospitals and community organizations to expand access to care and innovate treatment outcomes. His recognition as a top doctor is not just a testament to his medical expertise but also to his unwavering dedication to transforming the lives of individuals struggling with addiction.

With a distinguished educational background, Dr. Mopuri earned his medical degree from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, before completing an internship at Suburban General Hospital, and residency training at Saint Clare’s Hospital in Denville. He further specialized in addiction medicine through a fellowship at Augusta University and holds an MBA from Georgia State University, equipping him with the skills to lead and innovate in healthcare.

Outside of his professional commitments, he is passionate about advocating for underserved populations. His hobbies include traveling, reading, and playing squash, which contributes to his overall philosophy of physical health and well-being.

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