Dr. Oren A. Levy, MD

Neurologists tackle everything from migraines to movement disorders, but few offices sit so close to medical centers as Dr. Oren A. Levy, MD on 710 W 168th St. The Upper Manhattan block hums with the energy of Columbia University Irving Medical Center down the hill, a stone’s throw from Washington Heights’ tree-lined side streets. Epilepsy, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and neuropathy cases funnel through this address regularly, where the brain’s wiring gets its due. Beyond symptom relief, the neurologist also interprets imaging, coordinates referrals, and monitors complex medication regimens.

Across from the hospital’s main entrance, the office sits snugly on a quiet stretch where bodegas and brownstones balance the medical pulse. For a first visit or a follow-up, reach the front desk at (212) 305-2500; the line is answered by a receptionist who fields calls between scheduled slots. Directions are straightforward: hop off the 1 train at 168th St, walk two blocks west, and the building shares a plaza with the medical school’s ambulatory care pavilion. Plug the address into Google Maps for curb-level turn-by-turn guidance; the pin drops right at the glass doors.