Every American has the right to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." A crucial driving force in the pursuit of this American dream is "good health", without which this dream is hindered. The purpose of this Web site is to promote a better understanding of health care issues and honor the service of the men and women who safeguard our "life, liberty and pursuit of happiness" every day.

Dr. Bose is an attending emergency physician with a breadth of clinical experience, from the busiest urban emergency rooms in the nation to underserved community hospitals. Based on his strong clinical record he earned recognition in "Guide to America’s Top Emergency Medicine Physicians" for the last four years in a row. Additionally, Dr. Bose serves as an Associate Clinical Professor at the University of Illinois and in 2007 earned the National Faculty Teaching Award, one of the highest honors in the country. As a spokesperson for the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP), Dr. Bose shares his expertise with leading hospitals and universities across the United States and has appeared on CNN and MSNBC and has been quoted in the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, US News and World Report, India Times, and other worldwide media.

Motivated by duty and honor to his country, Dr. Bose joined the United States Army while in medical school at Northwestern University in 1995 and began his medical career in 1999 as a resident at the Darnall Army Medical Center in Fort Hood, Texas. While there, he created and championed an emergency medicine board examination review curriculum which led the medical center's residents to achieve the highest written board examination scores in the nation. In 2005, Dr. Bose launched a national teaching curriculum and founded LLSA Prep, a top-ranked medical education company where he currently serves as CEO. LLSA Prep is a cutting-edge course designed to improve public health by enriching physicians’ clinical knowledge about the evolving trends and changes in American health care.

In 2004, Dr. Bose made one of his most impressive contributions to the field of emergency medicine through a 15 month deployment to Iraq, one of the longest combat deployments by any physician since World War II. In Iraq, he served at the busiest trauma center in the world, the Ibn Sina Hospital, and provided front line emergency care during the peak of insurgencies in Baghdad, Fallujah and Najaf, often while under fire. Dr. Bose also treated prisoners of war including former Iraqi President, Saddam Hussein. Despite the lack of traditional medical resources available in Iraq, Dr. Bose quickly developed innovative solutions to meet medical challenges all while inspiring fellow soldiers to remain vigilant to their duty. For his outstanding service, he received recognition from the President and was awarded the Bronze Star.

Inspired by the meritorious service of fellow soldiers, Dr. Bose began raising awareness and funding for wounded veterans and the families of fallen soldiers in 2005. Many of his military experiences will be chronicled in an upcoming book titled "Untold Stories Under Fire." In 2008, the American College of Emergency Physicians named Dr. Bose one of the "Heroes of Emergency Medicine" over the last 40 years for his service in the Iraq War and the community.

As a board-certified emergency physician, Dr. Bose's expertise covers a full range of medical specialties from cardiology to public health. He is also quickly becoming one of the nation's leading voices on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), an issue that deeply impacts many of the soldiers returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan. Currently, Dr. Bose is a member of several organizations including the American College of Emergency Physicians and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine where he earned Fellowship status.

Dr. Bose earned his Doctorate of Medicine from the Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine as part of the institution's prestigious Honors Program in Medical Education (HPME).

Dr. Bose wants all Americans to realize the American Dream as he has. This is what drives him to fight to make health care more accessible to everyone through education, dedication and service.