
Dr. Shilpa Avarebeel
Clinical-Psychologist
Consultant Internal Medicine (Geriatrics) · 20 years experience
About
Dr Shilpa Avarebeel is a consultant in geriatric and general medicine with a thoughtful, patient-centred approach to ageing and chronic-care management. Based out of Mysore, she brings clinical training that includes an MBBS, DNB in Internal Medicine, PGDGM, and a Fellowship in Geriatric Medicine from the Royal College of Physicians, London.
Her work focuses on comprehensive care for older adults — from managing age-related conditions and functional decline to supporting chronic illnesses such as diabetes and cardiovascular concerns. She also guides patients and families through preventive care, healthy ageing strategies, and long-term care planning.
Dr Shilpa’s practice is rooted in careful listening and a deep respect for the lived experiences of older individuals. She aims to create a reassuring environment where patients feel valued, safe, and supported in maintaining independence and quality of life.
Her connection to the Mysore community strengthens her ability to offer care that is both clinically informed and personally grounded.
Specialises In
Dementia: Access Quality Care For Dementia Support
Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking and behaviour. While some decline in memory is normal with ageing, the symptoms of dementia go beyond forgetfulness and significantly affect daily life. Early diagnosis and treatment of dementia can slow its progression and improve quality of life.
Alzheimer’s: Access Personalised Care For Alzheimer’s Management
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that majorly affects memory, thinking and behaviour. It is the most common cause of dementia and gradually impairs cognitive function until those affected are no longer able to carry out everyday activities. Understanding what is Alzheimer's disease can help individuals and families recognise early signs and prepare for long-term care needs. As the disease progresses, the changes in the brain lead to a deterioration in thinking, speech and physical coordination. Knowledge of the symptoms, stages and treatment options for Alzheimer's disease is essential for effective management of the disease. With timely Alzheimer's disease treatment, patients may be able to maintain function longer and delay progression.