Cigdem Inan Akman, MD

Neurology care in Washington Heights doesn’t have to mean a long commute downtown. Cigdem Inan Akman, MD offers specialist appointments right on Fort Washington Avenue, making it easier to address migraines, seizures, or nerve concerns without leaving the neighborhood. The practice keeps the focus on conditions that often disrupt daily life—think chronic headaches, movement disorders, or unexplained numbness—so you can get clarity without the runaround.

You’ll find the office at 180 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10032, a spot that blends into the rhythm of the area. The building sits near the edge of the Columbia University Irving Medical Center campus, which means the streets around it hum with a mix of hospital staff, students, and locals grabbing coffee before appointments. It’s the kind of address where medical care feels accessible, not tucked away in some anonymous high-rise.

Scheduling doesn’t require jumping through hoops. A quick call to (646) 426-3876 can usually land you an appointment within a week or two, depending on urgency. The office handles everything from routine follow-ups to more complex cases like multiple sclerosis or Parkinson’s, so whether you’re managing a long-term diagnosis or just need a second opinion, the process stays straightforward. No referrals get lost in the shuffle here.

When you’re ready to head over, pull up the map to plot your route. The area’s walkable, with the 1 train and several bus lines stopping nearby, but if you’re driving, the Henry Hudson Parkway is just a few blocks west. It’s the kind of place where the neighborhood’s energy—part academic, part community—makes the visit feel less clinical and more like part of the routine.