Melodie R. Winawer, MD

Neurology isn’t just about tests and diagnoses—it’s about understanding how the brain and nervous system shape daily life. When symptoms feel vague or overwhelming, a specialist can help piece together what’s happening beneath the surface. Melodie R. Winawer, MD offers that kind of focused care, right in Washington Heights where the neighborhood’s mix of long-time residents and medical professionals creates a practical, no-nonsense approach to healthcare.

The office sits at 710 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, a building that blends into the streetscape of clinics and research centers. Patients here often deal with migraines, seizures, or neurological disorders that require more than a quick fix. The practice handles evaluations for conditions like epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and movement disorders, along with follow-up care that keeps treatment plans realistic and adaptable.

Neurology visits tend to involve more than just a conversation—they can include nerve studies, imaging referrals, or coordination with other specialists. That’s why having a neurologist nearby matters, especially in a city where travel time can turn a simple appointment into a half-day commitment. The area’s walkability and transit options make it easier to fit visits into a busy schedule, whether you’re coming from the Heights or further uptown.

For questions or to set up an appointment, call (646) 426-3876. The office doesn’t post hours online, so a quick phone check can save time. Directions are straightforward—here’s the map if you’re navigating by subway or bus. The building’s proximity to NewYork-Presbyterian means you’re never far from additional resources if they’re needed.