- Ladan Hamdheydari MD2 Ivy Brook Rd Ste 120Shelton, CT 06484
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Dr. Ladan Hamdheydari, MD
Neurology, PsychiatryNeurology | Psychiatry
Female
Shelton, CT
- Accepting New Patients
Primary Location
Dr. Hamdheydari's Background
Bio
Dr. Hamdheydari, MD is a practicing Neurologist in Shelton, CT. Dr. Hamdheydari graduated from Iran University of Medical Sciences in 1996 and has been in practice for 12 years. She completed a residency at Texas Tech University at Lubbock. Dr. Hamdheydari also specializes in Psychiatry. She currently practices at Ladan Hamdheydari MD and is affiliated with St Francis Hospital & Medical Center. Dr. Hamdheydari accepts multiple insurance plans including Aetna, Harvard Pilgrim, and Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield. Dr. Hamdheydari is board certified in Psychiatry. Dr. Hamdheydari also practices at Path Outpatient Services in Hartford, CT.
Dr. Hamdheydari, MD is a practicing Neurologist in Shelton, CT. Dr. Hamdheydari graduated from Iran University of Medical Sciences in 1996 and has been in practice for 12 years. She completed a resi...Dr. Hamdheydari, MD is a practicing Neurologist in Shelton, CT. Dr. Hamdheydari graduated from Iran University of Medical Sciences in 1996 and has been in practice for 12 years. She completed a residency at Texas Tech University at Lubbock. Dr. Hamdheydari also specializes in Psychiatry. She currently practices at Ladan Hamdheydari MD and is affiliated with St Francis Hospital & Medical Center. Dr. Hamdheydari accepts multiple insurance plans including Aetna, Harvard Pilgrim, and Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield. Dr. Hamdheydari is board certified in Psychiatry. Dr. Hamdheydari also practices at Path Outpatient Services in Hartford, CT.Specialties
Hospital Affiliations
- St Francis Hospital & Medical Center
- St Francis Hospital & Medical Center
Education
- Residency
- Texas Tech University at Lubbock
- Medical School, 1996
- Iran University of Medical Sciences
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