We are thrilled to share that Dr. Allyson Shrikhande, Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of PRM, has been featured on the cover of Magnate View’s April 2025 issue as one of the “Top 5 Leaders Redefining Success in 2025.” This recognition is a powerful acknowledgment of Dr. Ally’s unwavering dedication to transforming care for patients living with endometriosis and chronic pelvic pain.
Dr. Ally is not only a trailblazing leader and physician—she’s also a pelvic pain patient herself. Her personal experience with postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction illuminated a major gap in effective care, igniting her mission to reduce the time patients suffer and provide real, lasting solutions.
What makes Dr. Ally’s leadership so unique is that she deeply understands the physical and emotional toll of pelvic pain—because she’s lived it. Her journey as a patient was the driving force for founding PRM and creating the proprietary PRM Protocol™, a patented, office-based treatment that targets inflamed pelvic nerves and muscles under ultrasound guidance. Her personal connection to the patient experience has shaped PRM’s entire mission: to bring relief sooner and prevent years of unnecessary suffering.
For Dr. Ally, success isn’t just about innovation or expansion—it’s about improving lives. In her Magnate View feature, she defines success in 2024 and beyond as expanding PRM’s Centers of Excellence (COE) across the country to increase access to comprehensive, interdisciplinary pelvic pain and endometriosis care. These COEs bring excision surgery, integrative therapies, and the PRM Protocol™ together under one roof to provide efficient, effective, and compassionate treatment.
Dr. Ally’s approach to leadership is rooted in collaboration, education, and mission-driven innovation. She actively encourages her team to share knowledge, elevate standards of care, and continuously grow—personally and professionally. Under her leadership, PRM providers have become trusted voices in their communities, educating both patients and medical professionals about underdiagnosed and misunderstood conditions like endometriosis and pelvic floor dysfunction.
Dr. Ally envisions a future where no one has to wait years for a diagnosis or suffer silently. With a focus on data-driven care, patient outcomes, and system-wide efficiency, she is reshaping the way pelvic pain and endometriosis are treated—not just in the U.S., but around the world.
As Magnate View shared, Dr. Ally is redefining success by redefining care—and we’re honored to celebrate this well-deserved recognition of her leadership, her vision, and her relentless commitment to the patients she serves.