Neurologist in Mira Road East

Healthcare access in Mira Road East

Mira Road East (PIN 401107) has its own dedicated Neurologist listings on DocZone, covered at main-area precision rather than a city-wide list — so results here are the ones patients searching from Mira Road East specifically would actually see.

DocZone currently lists 529 Neurologist listings in Mira Road East, spanning categories such as Clinic / OPD, Hospital and Ayurvedic Clinic (AYUSH). These listings also commonly cover Doctor / General Physician, ENT Specialist and Gynecologist / Obstetrician.

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Neurologists in Mira Road East: an overview

Only 2 neurologist listings currently appear for Mira Road East, Mira-Bhayandar: 2 hospitals in pincode 401107. Both are tagged with this specialty. With such a short list, widen your search to nearby areas and phone ahead before you set out.

Common reasons to see a neurologist in Mira Road East

Reasons patients visit neurologists include seizures and epilepsy; tremors and movement problems such as Parkinson's disease; and memory changes. It helps to bring someone who has seen your episodes, such as a seizure or a blackout, because they can describe what you cannot remember. Where another kind of doctor is needed, a cardiologist and a general physician may be suggested. Serious warning signs, listed in the last section, should never wait for an appointment.

Finding a neurologist nearby in Mira Road East

Listings are thinly spread, with each named locality holding a single listing; they include Poonam Nagar and Sai Baba Nagar. The listings are Om Hospital (on Mira Road) and Sunrise Hospital (on Oppstthomas Church Mira Road). Mira Road East is on the eastern side of Mira Road railway station on the Western Railway suburban line. A listing just across the boundary may be nearer than one at the far end of Mira Road East, so widen the search if travel time matters.

Preparing for your neurologist appointment

Anyone who has had a fall, a blackout or a sudden change in memory may be advised to have a neurological assessment. Keep any EEG or nerve-test reports; a diary of headaches or episodes, if you keep one; and a list of medicines, including those for seizures or migraine ready before you go. If you are booking for a child or an older family member, say so when you call so that enough time is kept for the visit.

Choosing between neurologist listings in Mira Road East

A registered neurologist normally holds a DM or DNB in Neurology, usually after an MD or DNB in general medicine, and the registration number should be available on request. In this set, every listing shows a phone number; 2 list a website; 2 show the doctor's name and qualification, which are entered as recorded and are not independently verified; accreditation and accepted insurers are not shown, so ask about cashless treatment if you need it. Qualifications that appear most often in these listings are MD (1) and BHMS (1), so use them as a prompt to ask which registered degree the doctor holds. When you call, ask whether the condition is likely to be long-term; when the next review is due; and which scans or tests are needed and where they can be done nearby. A listing here is not a recommendation; compare at least two or three.

Listing status and freshness

No provider in this set has claimed its listing or had it verified so far; use the details as a starting point and confirm them directly. All numbers on this page come from the directory data for September 2026. Timings, fees and phone numbers change often, and a quick call avoids a wasted trip. Providers in Mira Road East can claim their own listing to keep it accurate.

Booking checklist and when to seek emergency care

Before you book, confirm the address and timings, ask the consultation fee and how it is paid, and check that the doctor you want to see is available that day. Go to the nearest hospital emergency department, or call 108 for an ambulance, if you notice any of these: a seizure lasting more than five minutes, or repeated seizures; sudden weakness or numbness on one side, a drooping face or difficulty speaking (possible stroke: go to hospital at once); a sudden, very severe headache; and loss of consciousness. The information here is for orientation only and is not a substitute for a medical consultation.