Weill Cornell's Stroke, Critical Care, and Neurohospitalist Program

Stroke care happens here. Weill Cornell's Stroke, Critical Care, and Neurohospitalist Program sits on the second floor of 1305 York Avenue, a quiet stretch of the Upper East Side where hospital towers blend with pre-war apartment buildings. This is a hospital unit, not a private clinic, so the focus stays on urgent neurological needs—acute stroke intervention, critical-care monitoring, and inpatient neurology consultations. If you or someone nearby shows sudden weakness, slurred speech, or confusion, this is where ambulances often head first.

Neurologists and neurohospitalists rotate through the program, offering round-the-clock expertise in thrombolytics, thrombectomy coordination, and post-stroke rehabilitation planning. The address again: 1305 York Ave Fl 2, New York, NY 10021. Ring (212) 746-4564 to confirm bed availability or transfer protocols; the line connects directly to the unit desk. For directions, pull up the map on your phone—York Avenue runs parallel to the East River, and the nearest subway stop is a short walk west on 68th Street.