Hooman Kamel, M.D., M.S.

Neurology often feels like the quiet backbone of modern medicine—specialists who map the brain’s electrical storms and silent misfires. In a city where every block has a pharmacy but few have a neurologist’s shingle, Hooman Kamel, M.D., M.S. offers a steady presence on the Upper East Side. The practice sits at 520 East 70th Street Starr Pavilion, 607, New York, NY 10021, steps from the FDR Drive and the quiet pulse of Yorkville.

Patients here typically arrive with questions about strokes, epilepsy, or the slow creep of neurodegenerative disease; the office focuses on evidence-based diagnosis and management. A phone call to (212) 746-2596 connects directly to the scheduling desk, where staff field inquiries about EEGs, neurovascular imaging, and long-term follow-up plans. The neighborhood itself—dense with pre-war co-ops and corner delis—mirrors the practice’s blend of accessibility and clinical rigor.

Directions can be pulled from the map; the Starr Pavilion is a short walk from the 6 train at 68th Street. No frills, just the essentials: an address, a number, and a specialty that remains indispensable in a city that never slows down.