Cindy Jadoo, MD

Neurology isn’t the first specialty that comes to mind when people think of Upper West Side healthcare. Yet for anyone managing chronic headaches, movement disorders, or nerve-related symptoms, it’s often the most necessary. Cindy Jadoo, MD offers that expertise from an office at 101 Central Park West, Suite 1B, just steps from the park’s serene northern edge.

Patients here find care that spans migraine management, epilepsy evaluation, and neurodegenerative assessments. The practice also handles peripheral neuropathy and stroke follow-up, making it a quiet hub for conditions that rarely announce themselves. Appointments typically begin with a detailed discussion, followed by targeted testing—EEGs, nerve conduction studies, or imaging referrals—all coordinated under one roof.

Neighborhoods like this one tend to attract specialists who understand the rhythm of city life. Long waits and rushed visits feel out of place in an area where people expect both precision and patience. Directions to the office are straightforward: map it before you go, as the building entrance blends into the street’s pre-war facades.

When you’re ready to schedule, (212) 787-8700 connects you directly to the office. No transfers, no automated menus—just a line to the front desk where someone will note your preferred time. That simplicity matters when the reason for calling involves something as unpredictable as the nervous system itself.