Harsimar Singh, MD

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Providing Exceptional Patient Outcomes and Innovative Medical Leadership

A renowned board-certified internal medicine physician, Dr. Singh is committed to delivering compassionate care and personalized attention to seniors. As the Center Medical Director at ChenMed in Oakland Park, Florida, he leads a dedicated team of healthcare professionals in delivering exceptional patient outcomes through a value-based care model. 

With a strong belief in empowering patients to take control of their health, he strives to build meaningful relationships with individuals while enhancing their overall well-being. His soothing demeanor and clinical expertise have garnered praise from patients and colleagues alike. 

Furthermore, Dr. Singh’s strategic initiatives have successfully reduced the MLR at ChenMed and established partnerships with specialists to optimize referral costs. Additionally, his contributions to the EHR informatics team have led to improved clinical decision-making processes, earning him recognition through prestigious awards and accolades within the company.

Pertaining to his educational pursuits, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Connecticut, and received a research scholarship from Pfizer. His pursuit of a medical degree at the American University of Antigua/Manipal University was followed by a distinguished internal medicine residency at NYU School of Medicine, where he was honored with the Best Poster Award in consecutive years. He further honed his expertise through cardiac imaging fellowships at renowned institutions such as Lenox Hill Hospital and St. Francis Hospital, earning prestigious awards for his impactful research contributions.

Prior to his tenure at ChenMed, Dr. Singh made significant contributions at St. Francis Hospital, where he played a pivotal role in patient care, quality improvement initiatives, and community medicine programs. His leadership in establishing medical teams and driving excellence in care delivery has left a lasting impact on the healthcare community.

When not immersed in patient care, he dedicates time to staying abreast of medical advancements, cherishing moments with his family, and pursuing his passion for art.

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