Dr. Richard Singleton, M.D. was born and raised here in Central Virginia, graduating summa cum laude from University of Richmond with a double major in both biology and chemistry. He then earned both his MD and PhD at Medical College of Virginia, where his research focused on the effects and treatment of traumatic brain injury. He completed his neurosurgical and Gamma Knife training at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, a Level 1 trauma center.
Dr. Richard Singleton, M.D. was born and raised here in Central Virginia, graduating summa cum laude from University of Richmond with a double major in both biology and chemistry. He then earned both his MD and PhD at Medical College of Virginia, where his research focused on the effects and treatment of traumatic brain injury. He completed his neurosurgical and Gamma Knife training at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, a Level 1 trauma center.
The reviews listed below were collected independently of Neurosurgical Associates, P.C. through rater8. Each review represents an authentic and verified patient experience.
Excelente
May-2025
Was on time and conferred plainly and frankly.
May-2025
Dr. Singleton put me right at ease with his friendly and reassuring demeanor. I was nervous coming I, but left with optimism!
May-2025
Very professional, made sure all of my questions were answered, made me feel confident to go under his knife, and did beautiful work. Couldn't have asked for a better neurosurgeon!
May-2025
Just met him and he seems interested in my problem. He was very nice
Apr-2025
Dr. Singleton is very thorough. Explains everything in great detail and is very caring. Iām thankful to be under his care.
Apr-2025
Always has time for his patients
Apr-2025
Very nice and a good listener. He took the time to listen to my concerns.
Apr-2025
Can always count on the best and Dr. Singleton and his staff are always on point
Apr-2025
He answered all my questions and kind and responsive to my needs
Mar-2025
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Dr. Richard Singleton, M.D. was born and raised here in Central Virginia, graduating summa cum laude from University of Richmond with a double major in both biology and chemistry. He then earned both his MD and PhD at Medical College of Virginia, where his research focused on the effects and treatment of traumatic brain injury. He completed his neurosurgical and Gamma Knife training at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, a Level 1 trauma center that is among the busiest neurosurgical facilities in the country.
Dr. Singleton has a diverse neurosurgical focus, treating most disorders of the brain, spine and nervous system. Areas of special interest include surgical and Gamma Knife treatment of brain tumors, spinal surgery ranging from minimally invasive outpatient surgeries to complex tumor surgery and fusions, as well as revision surgery for patients who have had previous spinal surgeries. He is happy to see patients for second opinions and enjoys working to find less invasive ways to treat spinal problems.
In 2011, Dr. Singleton returned home to Richmond and joined Neurosurgical Associates. He is honored to have been named a Top Doc in Neurosurgery and/or Spine Surgery by Richmond Magazine.
Excelente
Was on time and conferred plainly and frankly.
Dr. Singleton put me right at ease with his friendly and reassuring demeanor. I was nervous coming I, but left with optimism!
Very professional, made sure all of my questions were answered, made me feel confident to go under his knife, and did beautiful work. Couldn't have asked for a better neurosurgeon!
Just met him and he seems interested in my problem. He was very nice
Dr. Singleton is very thorough. Explains everything in great detail and is very caring. Iām thankful to be under his care.
Always has time for his patients
Very nice and a good listener. He took the time to listen to my concerns.
Can always count on the best and Dr. Singleton and his staff are always on point
He answered all my questions and kind and responsive to my needs