Dr. Debra Shabas, MD

Neurology practices in Manhattan handle everything from migraines to movement disorders. Dr. Debra Shabas, MD operates at 589 Broadway #2, a second-floor suite just above the SoHo storefronts. The area remains one of the city’s quieter medical corridors, where brownstones and converted lofts keep the foot traffic manageable for patients arriving between appointments.

Specialists here typically evaluate epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathic pain—conditions that often require precise diagnostics and long-term management. Many neurologists in the neighborhood also consult on sleep disturbances and cognitive decline, reflecting the broader demand across New York’s aging population. The practice itself follows the standard referral patterns of the borough, accepting both direct inquiries and physician-guided cases.

Directions can be found on the map; the office is a short walk from the Broadway-Lafayette station. For scheduling or follow-up questions, the number is +1 212-219-7600. It’s one more option in a city where medical niches rarely lack for demand.