Psychology
32 years
Dr. Sanjay Kumavat is a Consultant Psychiatrist associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai. His clinical practice focuses on the diagnosis and management of mental health, behavioural and substance use disorders affecting children, adults and older people.
Fortis Healthcare lists 32 years of experience and records that Dr. Kumavat has practised psychiatry since 1989. His qualifications include DPM, MD and MCPS, reflecting postgraduate training in medical and psychiatric disciplines.
His documented clinical interests include depression, schizophrenia, alcohol dependence, drug dependence, tobacco dependence and behavioural health conditions. Psychiatric evaluation may involve reviewing mood, cognition, behaviour, substance use, physical health and relevant medical history.
Dr. Kumavat's clinical approach involves identifying psychiatric symptoms and assessing whether coexisting medical conditions may contribute to the patient's presentation. Treatment may include psychiatric medication, counselling, laboratory investigations and referral for psychological support where appropriate.
Psychiatric care often requires ongoing follow-up to monitor symptoms, treatment response and medication effects. Patients seeking assessment for emotional, behavioural or substance-related conditions can consult Dr. Kumavat at Fortis Hospital, Mulund, subject to current availability.
Psychiatric consultation involves medical assessment of mental health, emotional and behavioural symptoms. A psychiatrist reviews personal history, current concerns, physical health and possible contributing factors. Treatment may include medication, psychological therapies or other interventions depending on the diagnosis.
Depression is a mental health condition that may cause persistent low mood, reduced interest, fatigue and changes in sleep or appetite. Treatment can include psychotherapy, medication or a combination of approaches. Assessment considers symptom severity and individual circumstances.
Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder that may affect perception, thinking, behaviour and daily functioning. Treatment typically involves antipsychotic medication, psychosocial support and ongoing monitoring. Individualised care can help manage symptoms and support functioning.
Alcohol dependence involves difficulty controlling alcohol use despite harmful consequences. Treatment may include medical assessment, supervised withdrawal when necessary, medication and structured psychological support. The approach depends on dependence severity, physical health and personal circumstances.
Substance use disorders involve harmful patterns of drug use that may affect physical health, mental health and daily life. Treatment may combine psychiatric assessment, medication when appropriate, counselling and relapse-prevention strategies. Care should be individualised and nonjudgmental.
Tobacco dependence treatment helps patients reduce or stop nicotine use through behavioural support and evidence-based medical approaches. Management may involve assessing dependence, identifying triggers and discussing appropriate cessation medication. Follow-up can support sustained changes.
Mood disorder evaluation assesses persistent or episodic changes in emotional state that affect everyday functioning. A psychiatric assessment examines symptom patterns, duration, medical history and possible contributing factors. Treatment depends on the specific diagnosis.
Behavioural disorder assessment examines patterns of behaviour that interfere with relationships, learning or daily activities. Evaluation considers emotional, developmental, environmental and medical factors. Treatment may include structured psychological support, family interventions or medication when clinically indicated.
Psychiatric assessment in children and adolescents considers emotional, behavioural and developmental concerns in relation to age and family circumstances. Evaluation may involve caregivers, school information and additional psychological testing. Treatment should be tailored to developmental needs.
Geriatric mental health assessment focuses on psychiatric symptoms in older adults. Evaluation may consider depression, behavioural changes, memory concerns, medications and coexisting physical illnesses. Treatment planning accounts for medical complexity and individual functional needs.
Psychiatric medication management involves selecting, reviewing and adjusting medicines used for mental health conditions. The psychiatrist monitors treatment response, adverse effects and interactions with other medications. Changes are made according to the patient's diagnosis and clinical progress.
Psychometric assessment uses structured tools to evaluate selected aspects of cognition, emotional functioning, behaviour or psychological symptoms. The choice of test depends on the referral question. Findings are interpreted alongside clinical history rather than used as a diagnosis in isolation.
DPM (Diploma in Psychological Medicine), MD, MCPS
Psychiatric consultation, depression assessment, schizophrenia management, alcohol dependence treatment, substance use disorder management, tobacco dependence treatment, mood disorder assessment, behavioural disorder evaluation, child and adolescent psychiatric consultation, geriatric mental health assessment, psychiatric medication management, psychological counselling, psychometric assessment.
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Quick answers to common questions about Dr. Sanjay Kumavat
Dr. Sanjay Kumavat is a consultant psychiatrist associated with Fortis Hospital, Mulund, Mumbai.
Fortis lists DPM, MD and MCPS qualifications.
The hospital displays 32 years, while his biography reports psychiatric practice beginning in 1989.
Yes. Depression is specifically included among his documented clinical areas.
Yes. His professional profile includes alcohol, drug and tobacco dependence treatment.
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