What kind of place is this?
You are at a small, community-based neurology practice with a local feel and ties to a major health system. You may appreciate the single-location convenience and straightforward phone access. If you want virtual visits or a large, research-focused program, this smaller practice may feel more limited.
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About Neuro Associates of Albany, PC
Neuro Associates of Albany, PC serves patients in Albany as a single-location neurology practice. It is affiliated with St. Peter's Health Partners and SPHP Medical Associates, which connects it to a larger health system. The practice is small and community-based, making it a local option for patients who prefer care in one place. Patients can call 518-449-2662 to reach the office.
- Located at 760 Madison Ave, Albany, NY 12208
- Main phone: 518-449-2662
- Secondary phone: 518-449-1342
- Affiliated with St. Peter's Health Partners
- Affiliated with SPHP Medical Associates
Neuro Associates of Albany, PC is a small neurology practice in Albany that is affiliated with St. Peter's Health Partners and SPHP Medical Associates. Patients can expect care in a community-hospital setting with one local location. It may appeal to people who want MS-related neurology care close to home with a straightforward, local feel.
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