The SaCha Method
I’m Sakshi Chaubey, an anthropologist, qualitative researcher, nonprofit leader, and consultant deeply curious about how care, meaning, and lived experience shape the systems we move through every day.
For over four years, I’ve studied the invisible forces that influence patient journeys, provider well-being, and access to healthcare. As President of a charitable trust, I lead fundraising and design community health programs focused on preventive care and health equity.
Through The SaCha Method, I work with hospitals, nonprofits, and mission-driven health organisations to surface the narratives that often go unheard — stories of care, constraint, resilience, and possibility. My work includes:
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Qualitative research into patient experience, provider culture, and community health needs
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Care-centred consulting for organisations designing or rethinking health programs and services
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Facilitation and workshops rooted in anthropological insight and systems thinking
This space is where all of that comes together —a home for thoughtful research, practical insight, and better questions about how systems truly work. Whether you're here to collaborate, commission a project, or wonder what a thriving experience looks like —
Welcome to The SaCha Method, where we immerse, decode, transform.
Mission
To uncover the hidden human dynamics within healthcare systems and workplaces — through deep, qualitative research that drives cultural clarity, organizational integrity, and meaningful change.
We exist to ask better questions, listen beneath the surface, and translate complexity into insight—so individuals, teams, and systems can thrive.
Vision
A world where healthcare is built around people’s lived experiences and wellbeing—not just protocols. Where cultural intelligence guides how we understand patients, support providers, and design systems of care. And where every touchpoint—from diagnosis to recovery—is shaped to be more empathetic, equitable, and human-centered.
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Get in Touch
Have a question, an idea, or just want to chat about healthcare, research, or workplace culture? I’d love to hear from you! Reach out, and let’s explore how we can collaborate or exchange insights.
