Dr. Daniel B. Lowenstein, MD

The stretch of West 168th Street near Columbia’s medical campus hums with quiet purpose, a corridor where specialized care meets the daily rhythm of Upper Manhattan. Among the practices here, Dr. Daniel B. Lowenstein, MD offers neurological consultation in a city where precision and expertise are never in short supply. This isn’t the kind of address you stumble upon by chance—it’s a destination for those navigating complex diagnoses or seeking second opinions on epilepsy, movement disorders, or neurodegenerative conditions.

Neurology, by nature, deals in nuances, and the practice at 710 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032 reflects that specialization. Questions about migraines that resist conventional treatment, unexplained seizures, or the subtler cognitive shifts that precede larger concerns often lead patients here. While the field can feel overwhelming, the focus remains on clarity—whether that means interpreting an EEG, adjusting medication regimens, or coordinating with other specialists in the hospital’s broader network. For practical matters, the office can be reached directly at (646) 426-3876.

Washington Heights has long been a hub for medical professionals who serve both local residents and patients traveling from farther afield. If you’re planning a visit, the map confirms what the subway map suggests: the 1 train to 168th Street makes this an accessible option, even for those coming from other boroughs. Neurological care often involves more questions than immediate answers, but the right specialist can help narrow the scope.