Our office is on 30th Road, inside the Astoria Medical Center — so for Astoria residents, seeing a neurologist means a walk or a short bus ride, not a trip into Manhattan.
Premier Neurology has been part of the Astoria medical community for decades. The office sits on 30th Road between 28th and 29th Streets, inside the Astoria Medical Center, on the ground floor.
For a neighbourhood of roughly eighty thousand people, Astoria has very little specialty neurology. Most residents who need an EEG, a nerve conduction study or a memory evaluation have historically been referred into Manhattan or to Flushing. We perform all three here, which for a lot of our patients is the entire reason they chose the practice.
That matters most for the patients who find travel hardest — someone in the middle of a vertigo episode, someone whose gait has become unsteady, or someone who has lost their driving licence to a seizure disorder. Being able to walk to your neurologist changes whether you go at all.
The full range of adult neurology — headache and migraine, epilepsy and seizures, memory loss and dementia, stroke and TIA, Parkinson's disease and tremor, multiple sclerosis, peripheral neuropathy, and dizziness and balance disorders.
“Patients should not have to cross a bridge for a follow-up appointment that takes twenty minutes.”