Dr. Ugo Paolucci, MD
Dr. Ugo Paolucci, MD is a neurologist in Oradell, NJ. He is affiliated with New York-Presbyterian Hospital. He is accepting new patients and telehealth appointments.
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680 Kinderkamack Rd Ste 300 Oradell, NJ 07649Compare Dr. Ugo Paolucci, MD with other Neurologists near you
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Ugo Paolucci, MD, is the stroke directory at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital and an Assistant Professor of Neurology at Columbia University Medical Center. He specializes in vascular neurology and acute stroke management. He has been practicing...read moreNeurology
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hospital awardsView all awardsAmerica's 250 Best Hospitals Award™ (2025)
Top 5% in the nation for consistently delivering clinical quality
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83%Patients said they were given information about recovering at home1% lower than the national average
76%Patients said that doctors always listened to them and explained things well