Solidaritus Health Center

Dr. Sarada Abraham is a compassionate, patient-centered physician who is double board certified in Family Medicine and Obesity Medicine. She earned her medical degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and completed her residency training in Family Medicine at the University of Chicago, where she developed a strong foundation in comprehensive, whole-person care.

Dr. Abraham is passionate about partnering with patients to support their health at every stage of life. She practices with the philosophy of meeting patients where they are, recognizing that each individual’s health journey is unique. Through education, thoughtful listening, and shared decision making, she empowers patients to take an active role in their care and to make informed choices that align with their personal goals and values. With her additional board certification in Obesity Medicine, Dr. Abraham brings specialized expertise in weight management and metabolic health, helping patients address complex and often interconnected health concerns in a supportive, non-judgmental environment. She is committed to building long term relationships with her patients and providing care that is both evidence-based and deeply personalized.

Dr. Abraham is excited to join the Solidaritus Health team and looks forward to serving the Oconomowoc community. She is dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve better health, greater confidence in their care, and an improved quality of life.

As a sixth-generation resident of the Oconomowoc area, my roots run deep in this community. My family farm has stood just outside of town since 1849, and today I live in the same home where both my father and I grew up. My husband and I are now raising our 10-year-old daughter surrounded by generations of tradition, connection, and community.

My journey into healthcare began in the admitting department of a local ER, where I discovered just how powerful kindness and calm can be in moments of crisis. Inspired to do more, I applied for and received a scholarship for medical assistant schooling. I pursued medical assistant training at Herzing University, graduating with honors and earning a place on the President’s List. That experience – and the scholarship that helped make it possible – shaped not just my skills, but my calling.

Now stepping into my new role as a Medical Assistant for Solidaritus, l’m excited to bring both clinical training and heartfelt dedication to those I serve. Whether at work or at home, I believe in showing up fully, listening closely, and tending to the wellbeing of those around me – just as generations before me have done.