Joseph Safdieh, M.D.

Neurology appointments don’t need to feel like a maze. Joseph Safdieh, M.D. sees patients at 520 East 70th Street Starr Pavilion, 607 in New York, a building that sits between the quiet side streets and the steady pulse of York Avenue. The Upper East Side offers a mix of old apartment charm and newer medical towers, making it a practical spot for specialists who want to stay close to both hospitals and everyday life.

People come here for clarity on conditions that often feel anything but clear. The office handles the kinds of questions that keep you up at night—numbness, dizziness, memory lapses—without the runaround. If you’re trying to reach them before your next visit, jot down (212) 746-2596. There’s a restroom on-site, a small but useful detail when you’re already juggling paperwork and parking.

Getting there is simple once you know the landmarks. The map will show you the exact entrance, and the neighborhood’s grid makes it hard to miss. Directions are here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c258c3fae07c13:0xb95129ee81d095f2. Most people just say it’s near the hospital, which is true enough.