What if you lived in a country where getting sick was a financial death sentence, and over 70% of people had no real access to healthcare? In Pakistan, that’s the daily reality for millions. And the problem isn’t a lack of doctors: it’s a system designed for the few, not the many. In this powerful episode, Adnan Siddiqui, a Silicon Valley veteran turned social entrepreneur, shares how he walked away from the tech elite to tackle one of Pakistan’s biggest challenges: accessible healthcare. He’s building EZShifa, a decentralized, tech-enabled clinic network designed to deliver affordable, quality care - at scale. Learn how he’s rethinking the entire healthcare model from the ground up, blending data, automation, and on-the-ground empathy to reach those most often left behind.If you believe in solving real problems with lasting impact, this episode will challenge you to stop thinking in charity terms, and start thinking in systems. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or change-seeker, Adnan’s story will push you to ask: What am I building that truly matters?This conversation goes beyond business. It’s about purpose, responsibility, and building institutions that outlast you. In a country where inequality is normalized, Podcast for Phoenixes brings you a story of bold return, deep-rooted ambition, and a vision for healing a nation; one clinic, one algorithm, one human being at a time.