Ms Neha Chabbria

Who is Ms. Neha Chhabria at SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai?

Ms. Neha Chhabria is a Consultant Audiologist and Speech, Voice, and Swallow Therapist with over 16 years of clinical experience. She holds a Master's degree in Audiology and Speech Language Pathology (MASLP) and practises at S.L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate, Mahim, Mumbai, providing care for hearing, speech, language, voice, and swallowing disorders across all age groups.

Her multidisciplinary approach involves close collaboration with ENT specialists, neurologists, pediatricians, rehabilitation physicians, psychologists, occupational therapists, and physiotherapists at SL Raheja Hospital in Mumbai, ensuring integrated and patient-centred rehabilitative care.

What are Ms. Neha Chhabria's areas of clinical expertise?

Ms. Chhabria's clinical practice at S.L. Raheja Hospital, Mahim, Mumbai spans a broad range of audiology and speech-language pathology services:

• Hearing Assessment & Audiological Evaluation — comprehensive diagnostic hearing tests for children, adults, and elderly patients, including age-related hearing loss evaluation
• Hearing Aid Prescription & Rehabilitation — selection, fitting, programming, counselling, and follow-up support for hearing aids
• Speech & Language Therapy — individualized programs for expressive and receptive language difficulties, cognitive communication, and functional communication training
• Neurological Speech Rehabilitation — therapy for communication impairments following stroke, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injury, and other neurodegenerative conditions
• Voice Therapy — management of hoarseness, vocal strain, voice fatigue, vocal cord dysfunction, and post-surgical voice rehabilitation; specialist care for professional voice users
• Stuttering Therapy — evidence-based fluency techniques for childhood and adult stuttering, including communication anxiety support
• Misarticulation & Articulation Therapy — treatment of speech sound errors, pronunciation difficulties, and speech clarity concerns across age groups
• Swallow Therapy (Dysphagia Management) — assessment and rehabilitation for swallowing disorders arising from neurological, medical, or surgical conditions, including aspiration risk reduction

What are Ms. Neha Chhabria's educational qualifications?

Which conditions does Ms. Neha Chhabria diagnose and treat?

Ms. Chhabria provides expert assessment and rehabilitation for the following conditions at SL Raheja Hospital, Mumbai:

• Hearing loss (childhood, adult, and age-related)
• Speech and language disorders (developmental and acquired)
• Voice disorders — hoarseness, vocal fatigue, functional voice disorders
• Stuttering and fluency disorders
• Articulation and speech clarity difficulties
• Swallowing disorders (dysphagia)
• Stroke-related communication impairments and aphasia
• Parkinson's disease-related speech and voice changes
• Alzheimer's disease and dementia-related communication difficulties
• Cognitive-linguistic impairments following traumatic brain injury or neurodegenerative conditions

What can patients expect from a consultation with Ms. Neha Chhabria at SL Raheja Hospital?

At S.L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate, Mahim, Mumbai, Ms. Chhabria conducts structured consultations lasting approximately 15 minutes for initial assessment, with therapy sessions tailored to each patient's clinical needs. Her approach is built on four core principles:

1. Individualized assessment — each patient undergoes a thorough evaluation before a therapy plan is developed
2. Evidence-based therapy — treatment protocols are grounded in current clinical evidence and adapted to functional goals
3. Family involvement — caregivers and family members are educated and included in the rehabilitation process
4. Multidisciplinary coordination — Ms. Chhabria works alongside ENT specialists, neurologists, pediatricians, and rehabilitation physicians within the hospital's integrated care team

She serves children with speech delays and articulation disorders, adults managing voice or fluency concerns, and elderly patients with neurological communication or swallowing difficulties. Professional voice users — including teachers, singers, and public speakers — also benefit from her specialist voice therapy programs.