Seth L. Pullman, MD

Across Washington Heights, neurological care isn’t hard to find—but Seth L. Pullman, MD brings something specific: precision. The field spans migraines, seizures, nerve pain, and cognitive decline; they work those lanes with clinical focus. It’s the kind of specialty that demands clarity, and here, conditions get laid out plainly.

Right at 710 West 168th Street, between Audubon and Cabrini, the office sits embedded in the neighborhood’s steady rhythm. Neurology here isn’t about grand claims; it’s about matching patients with the right tests—EEGs, MRIs, nerve studies—and seeing what the data says. VBA strokes, peripheral neuropathies, movement disorders: they’re all on the table.

Armed with a direct line—*(646) 426-3876*—callers skip gatekeepers when schedules need tweaking or quick questions pop up. No menus, no middle steps; just a focused consult when the timing fits. Sometimes urgency dictates same-day slots; other times it’s a slower unwind of symptoms over follow-ups.

The Upper Manhattan block isn’t flashy, but it’s stable—bus stops on Broadway, small bodegas tucked beside tenements, and a pace that favors attention over noise. Find your way using the detailed map here; the entrance sits mid-block on the north side of 168th.