Malhotra Manoj MD

The office sits a block west of Macombs Dam Bridge, on Malcolm X. Malhotra Manoj MD handles migraines, seizure medications, EMG studies, cognitive testing, and Botox therapy for chronic migraines; same-day slots open when daily schedules allow. Another street over, Washington Heights keeps mornings brisk—patients come in with referral slips, midtown notes, or after unscheduled scooter rides across the bridge.

Across from the public library branch that anchors the corner, 10037 keeps walk-up traffic predictable; the subway swipe feels like part of every visit. EMG and EEG studies slot between clinic hours; L-Dopa adjustments and nerve conduction work share the same weekdays without extra fanfare. Referrals arrive from uptown family doctors; overflow days push patients two doors down for parking thanks to the volume of specialists clustered here.

Find directions with a click via the map and dial (212) 939-1000—if it rings to voicemail, same-day cancellations often free up delayed consults. Heights rumble at all hours; the elevated A train masks reception chatter almost daily.