Daniel Miguel Torres, MD

Neurology often feels like a quiet corner of medicine. It’s where the body’s most intricate wiring gets untangled—nerves, muscles, the brain itself. Daniel Miguel Torres, MD, works within that quiet precision, offering evaluations that many New Yorkers seek when symptoms resist simple labels. The Upper East Side has long been a hub for specialized care, and this practice sits at 130 E 77th St Floor 8, a building that blends into the neighborhood’s steady rhythm of brownstones and doorman towers.

Migraines, seizures, movement disorders, and cognitive shifts land on the exam table here. Patients arrive with questions about tremors, memory lapses, or unexplained numbness, hoping for clarity rather than quick fixes. The field demands patience; diagnoses rarely come in a single visit. Those who call (212) 434-6400 often do so after a referral or a string of inconclusive tests elsewhere. The phone line connects to an office that, like the specialty itself, operates with methodical attention rather than fanfare.

Finding the right neurologist can feel like navigating a maze of insurance networks and appointment waitlists. A map can cut through some of that uncertainty—directions are here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259ceacacb753:0x4119fccdab8d75f2. If the Upper East Side is already part of your routine, the address might save you a transfer or two. Either way, it’s one of those places you bookmark and hope you won’t need—but are glad exists when you do.