Meet Dr. Karmazin

I chose neurology because I believe careful listening and long-term relationships matter—especially when symptoms are complex or hard to explain.

Growing up around medicine, I saw how much trust matters in healthcare. That understanding deepened over time as I watched close family members navigate conditions such as dementia and Parkinson's disease. Those experiences helped shape my decision to focus on neurology and continue to guide how I care for patients today.

I earned my medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine and completed my medical training in New York City at Mount Sinai and Columbia University Medical Center. I am a board-certified neurologist with experience caring for patients across the full range of neurological conditions, including memory concerns, movement disorders, headaches, and complex neurological symptoms. Through my practice, I focus on delivering high-quality virtual neurology care that is personal, thoughtful, and accessible.

I live outside Seattle with my wife and daughter and spend my free time exploring the PNW, baking, and attempting to play pickleball.

More Time With Your Neurologist

Neurological symptoms often require more than a brief visit. Appointments are longer and focused entirely on understanding your concerns, answering questions, and creating a clear plan.

Personalized, Patient-Centered Care

Your care is built around your goals and daily life. I take the time to listen and make sure you feel informed and involved in every decision.

Expertise in Complex and Unclear Symptoms

If your symptoms don't fit neatly into a diagnosis, you will be taken seriously. I specialize in evaluating complex neurological concerns and helping patients find clarity.

Easy Communication Between Visits

Patients can reach me between appointments with questions or updates. You won't be left waiting weeks for guidance or navigating layers of staff.

Support for Work and Disability Needs

I help patients with medical documentation for workplace accommodations and disability claims when neurological conditions affect their ability to work.

Virtual Neurology Appointments

All visits are offered virtually, making expert neurological care easier to access. Virtual appointments reduce travel, improve convenience, and allow patients to receive care from home.