Comana M. Cioroiu, MD

Washington Heights stays busy well past rush hour, its sidewalks pulsing with life from dentists to diners. A discreet brass plate on 710 West 168th Street marks the entrance to Comana M. Cioroiu, MD, where neurological care takes center stage. The building rises between a bodega and a community garden, anchoring a block where urgent care and specialty clinics share space.

The practice handles everything from chronic migraine tracking and seizure management programs to memory evaluations and post-stroke rehabilitation plans. Complex nerve conduction studies sit beside routine EMG workups, and referrals for advanced imaging sit just down the hall. Whether a patient needs a quick consult or a multi-visit monitoring cycle, the setup aims for streamlined handoffs between tests and referrals.

Between diagnoses and follow-ups, the clinical pathway keeps moving. Parkinson’s disease symptom assessments and multiple sclerosis monitoring share the same exam cadence as peripheral neuropathy screenings. Younger patients often show up for concussion baseline testing after weekend sports, while older neighbors return for balance-fall risk screenings.

Find the office tucked inside the building’s second-floor hallway. Call (646) 426-3876 to reach the front desk directly. If the subway winds up running late, the map will still point you straight there.