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Biography: Robert Singer, MD is a board-certified and fellowship-trained neurosurgeon with Neurosurgery of South Kansas City in Overland Park, KS. Dr. Singer is affiliated with Menorah Medical Center, Lee's Summit Medical Center and Centerpoint Medical Center.Dr. Singer's clinical interests include adult and pediatric neurovascular therapeutics as well as general neurosurgery. His translational research interests include blood brain barrier modulation in the setting of stroke and neuro oncology.Dr. Singer completed an interventional neuroradiology fellowship at Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto, CA, and a neurovascular surgery fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School in Boston. He completed his residency in neurosurgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center after receiving his medical degree from the University of Nebraska.Dr. Singer is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery and sits on the medical advisory board of the Brain Aneurysm Foundation. He is passionate about patient care and teaching, and has been recognized as a Top Doctor in many publications.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Dailey believes in treating patients as she would treat her own family. Through her physician training, using evidence-based care, and specializing in gastroenterology, she is able to accurately diagnose and effectively treat patients with digestive and liver disease issues. Given her empathetic nature, you can be assured that she will address your issues and develop a customized plan to remedy your conditions. Dr. Dailey is committed to helping her patients get back to living the life they desire and will utilize this same dedication when treating you.

Care Philosophy: While pursuing my undergraduate degree in organismal biology at the University of Kansas, I was a wide receiver on the Kansas Jayhawks football team. This experience helped give me special insight and compassion for sports-related injuries. My approach to patient care is somewhat like what was instilled in me in playing football and other sports. I see my relationship with my patients as a team effort. My goal is that we make decisions together based on what they need and want from the care I provide.