30 Epilepsy providers practice in New York, including 22 (73%) offering telehealth. The largest concentration is in New York. Profiles include federal Open Payments records of money received from drug and device companies in 2025. Listings are drawn from federal public records and are not endorsements.
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| Epilepsy in New York | 8 providers |
| Epilepsy in Bronx | 4 providers |
| Epilepsy in White Plains | 3 providers |
| Epilepsy in Buffalo | 3 providers |
| Epilepsy in Albany | 3 providers |
| Epilepsy in Oceanside | 2 providers |
| Epilepsy in Brooklyn | 2 providers |
| Epilepsy in Suffern | 1 providers |
| Epilepsy in Stony Brook | 1 providers |
| Epilepsy in Bay Shore | 1 providers |
| Epilepsy in Valhalla | 1 providers |
| Epilepsy in Rochester | 1 providers |
From CMS Medicare enrollment records covering 26 of the 30 providers listed here (87%). Providers who do not bill Medicare are not included in these figures.
| Group (as registered with Medicare) | Epilepsy Specialists | All clinicians in group | Main city |
| New York University | 5 | 5,925 | New York |
| Montefiore Medical Center | 3 | 2,809 | Bronx |
| Albany Medical College | 3 | 1,054 | Albany |
| University Neurology, Inc. | 3 | 38 | Buffalo |
| Epilepsy and Neurophysiology Medical Consulting PC | 3 | 6 | Staten Island |
| Hospital | City | Ownership | CMS star rating | Epilepsy Specialists affiliated |
| NYU Langone Hospitals | New York | Nonprofit | 5 of 5 | 5 |
| Albany Medical Center Hospital | Albany | Nonprofit | 1 of 5 | 3 |
| Montefiore Medical Center | Bronx | Nonprofit | 3 of 5 | 3 |
| Kaleida Health | Buffalo | Nonprofit | 3 of 5 | 3 |
| Mount Sinai South Nassau | Oceanside | Nonprofit | 3 of 5 | 2 |
Sources: CMS Doctors and Clinicians (August 2026) and Facility Affiliation files (August 2026); hospital ownership type and overall star rating from CMS Hospital General Information (July 2026). A clinician in several groups is counted once, in the largest group they bill through. Ownership type is what the hospital reports to CMS; it does not show private equity or other investor ownership. How we build this directory.
Listed by city, largest first. Payment figures come from the federal Open Payments program, which requires drug and device companies to report what they pay physicians for consulting, speaking, meals, travel and royalties. A disclosed payment is a financial relationship, not evidence of wrongdoing, and many totals reflect a single meal. Figures cover calendar year 2025.
There are 30 Epilepsy providers with active NPI records practicing in New York, according to federal NPPES data refreshed monthly.
Yes. 22 of the 30 Epilepsy providers in New York (about 73%) report offering telehealth services in CMS data.
New York (8), Bronx (4), White Plains (3) have the highest concentration of Epilepsy providers in New York.
26 of 30 Epilepsy providers in New York (87%) received at least one payment from a drug or device company in 2025, according to the federal Open Payments program.
Provider counts and profiles come from the federal NPPES registry and CMS Doctors and Clinicians files. Payment figures come from the CMS Open Payments program for calendar year 2025. The directory refreshes monthly.
Among 26 Epilepsy Specialists in New York enrolled in Medicare, 15% bill through a solo or small practice with fewer than 10 clinicians, 8% through a mid-size group of 10 to 99, and 77% through a large group or health system with 100 or more clinicians, according to CMS enrollment records.
According to CMS facility affiliation records, the New York hospitals where the most Epilepsy Specialists hold privileges are NYU Langone Hospitals in New York; Albany Medical Center Hospital in Albany; Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx.
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