About Akasha
Akasha was built on a simple premise: the body's systems are connected, and care should treat them that way — whether the starting point is a Digestive issue, a nerve symptom, or a Sports Injury.
Meet the practitioner
Akasha is founder-led today, with room to grow — here's who's behind the care right now.
Krishna
Subramanian Krishnamurthy
Founder & Clinical Director
Krishna leads Akasha as its founding practitioner, with several years of clinical experience in corporate hospital settings, alongside international clinical experience in both India and Canada. His clinical training has continued to expand over the years, including further education in manual therapy and manipulation, dry needling, and musculoskeletal ultrasonography for assessment and rehabilitation.
Wanting to look beyond isolated symptoms toward root causes, he went on to complete a postgraduate program in Functional Medicine, followed by a postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine through the Faculty of Sports and Exercise Medicine (FSEM), UK — bringing a movement-based and root-cause perspective together in one practice.
In consultations, he places particular emphasis on thorough history-taking and assessment, taking the time to understand the full picture before recommending a plan.
Educational Credentials
Registered Physiotherapist (India), with international clinical experience in India and Canada.
- Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine & Diplomate FSEM — Faculty of Sports & Exercise Medicine, UK
- Diploma in Medical Sonography — POCUS Certified, Musculoskeletal Soft Tissue
- Trained in Manipulative Therapy, Dry Needling, and Musculoskeletal Ultrasonography for Rehabilitation
Functional Medicine Training
- Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner — Functional Medicine University, USA
Education and scope of care
My approach is shaped by an international university education in the medical sciences. It gave me a thorough grounding in physiology, biochemistry and pathology, and a lasting appreciation of how the body’s systems affect one another.
Functional Medicine consultations focus on finding root causes and supporting how your body works, through evidence-informed plans for nutrition, lifestyle, sleep and stress. They do not include medical diagnosis, conventional medical treatment or prescription medicines, and they do not replace care from your doctor. If you need specialised medical care, I’ll recommend the right specialist and help you get there.
How we practice
Root-cause first
We ask why a symptom is happening, not just how to mute it.
Evidence-informed
Recommendations are grounded in your history, labs, and assessment — not templated protocols.
Clear boundaries
We're transparent about what virtual care can and can't do, and where we can legally practice.
Licensing & jurisdiction
Physiotherapy services are provided under Indian registration and are offered exclusively to patients physically located in India at the time of care, in line with telehealth licensing regulations. Functional Medicine consultations are offered internationally as an educational and consultative service.