Personal Profile
Personal Profile
Dr Soumit Singhai is a sought after specialist in Dementia and Memory/Cognitive Disorders and Parkinson’s Disease.
Dr Singhai’s has developed over his many years experience a specialist interest and expertise in the cognitive and neuropsychiatric problems related to Dementia and also Parkinson’s Disease and has a particular interest in Lewy body Dementia.
Lewy body Dementia is common cause of Dementia after Alzheimer’s Disease but often under diagnosed and not recognised in routine clinical practice.
Dr Singhai has a Memory and Brain Health Clinic at The Clementine Churchill which is a specialist private Memory Clinic providing Private Dementia assessment for patients in London and surrounding areas.
This Private Memory Clinic led by Dr Singhai provides expedited fast track Dementia diagnosis and subtyping of Dementia into the different
causes of Dementia so that a personalised management plan can be created to improve quality of life and prognosis.
Dr Singhai also works with a Multi Professional Team which provides an integrated approach to care with access and input from other health specialists when needed.The team of experts includes a Cognitive Nutritional Specialist, Clinical Neuropsychologist, Neuroradiologist, Sleep Expert and Parkinson’s Disease Nurse Specialist.
The Memory Clinic at The Clementine Churchill also has access to the latest state of the art technology in this field such as functional brain scans e.g Dat scans when needed and there is a strong focus on preventative health strategies with nutritional and lifestyle interventions adapted to the individual's needs.
Dr Singhai provides personalised care integrated with state of the art technology and best latest medical evidence for the best possible outcomes for his patients and receives excellent feedback from patients and their families.
Dr Singhai undertook his undergraduate training at Kings College, University of London, qualifying in 1995. He completed his postgraduate higher specialist training in North London which provided excellent training and has dual specialist accreditation in General Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine.
Dr Singhai’s work in the field of Parkinson’s disease has been recognised as an example of best practice by Parkinson’s UK and he was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians in 2016 which is recognition of excellence and innovation in the field of medicine.
He is actively involved in teaching and training and is a Royal College of Physician’s Examiner for the PACES clinical examination for trainee doctors and sits regularly on Consultant Appointment Interview Panels as as the Royal College of Physician’s Representative.
Dr Singhai is a national and international speaker on Parkinson’s Disease and Dementia at conferences and meetings.
Dr Singhai’s approach to care is person centred and holistic with treating “what matters to the person” to address their needs and goals and improve their quality of life with the latest best evidence based treatments.
Outside of work his interests are reading, hiking and travelling.
