​​​​​Genetics and medicine are evolving topics with rapidly growing audiences. More than ever, your content needs to be on point to break through. 
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Changing the belief that accurate medical writing will be dull is what motivated ​Deepti Babu (she/her) to found Integrity Content Consulting. As a Master-'s level board certified genetic counselor, she calls upon her 20+ years in the clinic with patients and families to bring real-world clinical genetics expertise to your content. This goes beyond the technical because she "gets it" from being there with families. (By the way, Deepti believes in the power of family--her younger son sketched the company's logo concept and her older son produced the videos!) 

​Careful listening and communicating complex topics to diverse audiences are built-in. This can propel your message, beyond what you'd imagined. 
​How This Helps You
  • Multiple skills: meeting a broad range of needs​
  • Flexible: offering a single solution for medium, format, audience, technology
  • Minimum onboarding: bringing an efficient, cost-effective approach
  • Detailed when needed: building credibility and engagement
  • ​Self-motivated: redirecting time and resources to meet other needs
  • Organized: staying respectful of your time, priorities, deadlines

Three Pillars of Integrity

Deepti consistently hears from colleagues and clients that she brings integrity to the situation, as a trusted truth. This inspired the company name, and you'll find integrity across the experience of collaborating.
Accuracy
​Getting the details correct 
Messaging
Keeping your intentions intact 
Process
Building trust and reliability

What Clients Are Saying

Net Promoter Score = 100

If You're Still Reading, Here's Even More

  • Deepti has experience and training in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work (see LinkedIn profile). She is the 2021 Chair for the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee. Integrity Content Consulting strives to approach and develop content with a DEI lens.
  • Deepti got her start in food and culture  writing (see LinkedIn profile), which shaped her ability to write for varied audiences. She created the "Melting Pot Eats" syndicated food column in Wisconsin newspapers and "The Foodie Gene" blog. As one of five generations of South Indian foodies, Deepti is convinced a foodie gene is out there.
Photo: Karolina Grabowska