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Washington, DC
The Honorable Jonathan L. Jackson of Illinois in the House of Representatives on May 19, recognized Dr. Hetal Gor as an extraordinary individual whose unwavering commitment to community and culture has left an indelible mark on countless lives.
Dr. Gor is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist whose distinguished career reflects a lifelong commitment to advancing women’s health, promoting medical equity, and empowering underserved communities. She is committed to global health and wellness.
Dr. Gor holds multiple advanced degrees, including dual MDs, and is a proud Fellow of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. As the Medical Director and Owner of Women’s Own OB/GYN and BetterU Medical Spa, as well as the CEO of Healthmedia LLC, Dr. Gor exemplifies how innovation, compassion, and clinical expertise can intersect to elevate healthcare delivery.
Dr. Gor not only provides top-tier medical care but also fosters an environment of dignity and respect for every patient. She is the chair-elect of the national AAPI Board of Trustees.
She has earned many accolades— including the Top Doctor Award, the Compassionate Doctor Award, and the International Women Award for Balancing Career and Family. A testament to both her professional excellence and personal integrity.
Moreover, Dr. Gor is also a committed civic leader. She has been instrumental in launching free health fairs in Bergen County, expanding access to preventive care and health education. Her deep commitment to public service extends to numerous nonprofit and charitable organizations.
Equally inspiring is her voice as a political activist and women’s rights advocate, tirelessly addressing the unique challenges faced by minority women, immigrants, and small business owners.
Her leadership is rooted in justice, inclusion, and the unwavering belief that every individual deserves a seat at the table.
Dr. Hetal Gor’s legacy is one of healing, empowerment, and transformative service a beacon for all who seek to make a difference. These remarks have been entered into the Congressional Record, where they will be permanently placed in the Library of Congress.
