Preventive Neurologist Licensed in Pennsylvania

Dr. Nadir Bilici is a Pennsylvania-licensed neurologist and Penn Medicine graduate offering preventive neurology to Pennsylvania residents by secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth. Care centers on Alzheimer's and dementia prevention: APOE genetic testing with counseling, blood biomarkers, cognitive testing, and a personalized prevention plan.

Trained at Penn, practicing prevention

Dr. Bilici earned his MD at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia, where he was a Perelman Merit Scholar and developed an eight-session culinary medicine curriculum connecting food-as-medicine principles to clinical practice. That lifestyle-medicine foundation runs through his practice today: nutrition, sleep, exercise, and metabolic health are treated as clinical interventions, not afterthoughts. See his full training and credentials.

How visits work for Pennsylvania residents

Consultations are conducted by secure video, so Pennsylvania residents can be seen from Philadelphia and the Main Line to Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Lancaster, the Lehigh Valley, and Erie without travel. Your evaluation begins with a two-hour brain health assessment covering your health and family history, a typical day mapped hour by hour, and neurocognitive testing administered personally by Dr. Bilici. Testing that requires a sample or scan, including APOE genetic testing, blood biomarkers such as p-tau217, and volumetric brain MRI where indicated, is arranged through laboratories and imaging centers near you and reviewed together during your telehealth visits. You leave with a personalized prevention plan, and follow-up is scheduled around your goals.

Licensure and eligibility in Pennsylvania

Dr. Bilici holds an active Pennsylvania medical license issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine. You can verify any physician's license through the board's online lookup or through DocInfo.org, maintained by the Federation of State Medical Boards. Telehealth care is governed by where you are physically located at the time of each visit, so you will need to be in Pennsylvania, or in another state where Dr. Bilici is licensed, when your appointment takes place.

Pennsylvania borders four other states where Dr. Bilici is licensed (New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Maryland), which makes it easy to keep appointments while commuting or traveling in the region.

The practice is direct-pay. The complimentary discovery call is the first step: a short conversation about your goals and whether the practice is the right fit, before any commitment. Details on the full care model are on the telehealth overview.

Pennsylvania telehealth, answered

Yes. Dr. Bilici holds an active Pennsylvania medical license, issued by the Pennsylvania State Board of Medicine, and sees Pennsylvania residents for preventive neurology by secure, HIPAA-compliant video. In-person appointments are available on a select basis.
Yes. Telehealth visits are governed by where you are physically located at the time of the appointment, not by your home address. You need to be in Pennsylvania, or in another state where Dr. Bilici is licensed (including neighboring New York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Maryland), when the visit takes place.
Blood tests, including APOE genotyping and Alzheimer's blood biomarkers such as p-tau217, are drawn at a laboratory site near you. Volumetric brain MRI, when indicated, is arranged at an imaging center close to home. Results are reviewed together during your telehealth visits.

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