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Dr. Amir Patel

Disambiguation: This entry is for the male Mount Sinai physician who coordinated Charlie Rivera’s 2027 interdisciplinary workup. For the female Johns Hopkins neurologist who later mentored Logan Weston, see Neha Patel. For the UMMC neurologist who treated Jacob Keller in 2024, see Dr. Sameera Patel.

Dr. Amir Patel was an attending physician at Mount Sinai Hospital who coordinated the interdisciplinary workup during Charlie Rivera’s two-week hospitalization in November and December 2027. His team evaluated Charlie’s autonomic, gastrointestinal, neurological, cardiac, and fatigue symptoms and confirmed several chronic diagnoses. Amir also recognized Logan Weston’s role in Charlie’s care and ensured that Logan remained on the hospital’s approved visitor list for the rest of the admission.

Career

Amir practiced at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. He worked with complex autonomic and cardiac cases and coordinated specialists across multiple disciplines when a patient’s symptoms crossed conventional departmental boundaries.

Charlie Rivera’s 2027 Hospitalization

Amir led the interdisciplinary consultation during Charlie’s late-2027 admission. The team incorporated Charlie’s existing symptom history and biometric data into its evaluation. The resulting work confirmed postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and gastroparesis, documented psychogenic nonepileptic seizures, and evaluated Charlie’s broader dysautonomia and fatigue symptoms.

Amir coordinated information across the participating services rather than attributing the full diagnostic work to a single specialty. He also added Logan to the approved visitor list for the rest of the admission after observing the importance of Logan’s presence and medical documentation to Charlie’s care.