Aaron Nelson, MD

Neurology bridges the gap between complex brain function and everyday health, addressing everything from chronic migraines to neurodegenerative conditions. In a city where neurological care ranges from research hospitals to private practices, Aaron Nelson, MD offers specialized consultations in a central Manhattan location. The practice sits at 462 1st Ave, a stretch of the city where medical offices share sidewalks with NYU Langone’s sprawling campus—a convenient hub for patients coordinating care across disciplines.

Restroom access is noted among the basics here, a practical detail that matters more than some might assume in a dense urban setting. Neurological evaluations often require time, and having essential amenities on-site removes one small but real stressor from the process. The address places the office within easy reach of the 6 train at 28th Street, making it accessible for those traveling from other boroughs or navigating Midtown’s perpetually busy streets.

Reaching the practice directly is straightforward: call (212) 263-6348 for appointments or questions. First-time visitors can scope out the exact location via directions here, where the map pin drops between Kips Bay’s mix of residential high-rises and clinical buildings. This corner of the city hums with a quiet efficiency—no tourist crowds, just the steady rhythm of healthcare and daily life.