Kia Gilani, MD

Neurology care on Madison Avenue. The Annenberg Building at 1468 Madison Ave—second floor—houses this practice, a quiet presence among the Upper East Side’s mix of medical offices and historic townhouses. Neurologists here handle everything from routine consultations to complex diagnoses, with the kind of clinical focus you’d expect in a neighborhood where precision matters. Restrooms are available, a small but practical detail for anyone spending time in the area.

This stretch of Madison feels more residential than its downtown counterpart, lined with pre-war buildings and the occasional café. It’s a part of the city where appointments often blend into errands, where a visit to a specialist might follow a walk through Carl Schurz Park or a stop at one of the nearby bookshops. The second-floor location means a quick elevator ride—no grand entrance, just straightforward access for those who need it.

Booking a consultation is as simple as calling (212) 241-2627, a number that connects directly to the office. First-time visitors might want to check the map beforehand—the building’s entrance is easy to miss if you’re not watching for it. A no-frills approach, because sometimes that’s all you need.