Shahram Majidi, MD

Upper East Side neurologists see everything from migraines to movement disorders. Shahram Majidi, MD keeps office hours on Madison Avenue, where the neighborhood’s mix of pre-war elegance and medical institutions feels routine rather than remarkable.

At 1450 Madison Ave, between 99th and 100th Streets, the practice sits above a subway entrance and across from Mount Sinai’s main campus. Patients arriving for stroke evaluation, epilepsy monitoring, or multiple-sclerosis care navigate the same sidewalks as hospital staff and museum-goers.

Neurology consultations, nerve-conduction studies, and infusion therapies are scheduled by calling (212) 241-3400. The office shares a building with labs and imaging suites, so follow-up tests often stay within the same block. When symptoms demand immediate attention, the adjacent emergency department is visible from the lobby.

For directions, the map pins the entrance on Madison at 100th: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259c2d88a7cb5:0x1e8b0fcb0b5053f6. Most regulars walk from the 6 train or transfer at 96th Street.