Areas We Serve

Our home neighborhood — most residents walk to appointments.

Five blocks south of Grand Central on Park Avenue.

West side to east side — the honest crosstown trade-off.

Sixteen blocks up Park Avenue South.

Fourteen blocks on foot from the Flatiron Building.

The neighborhood next door — a walk, not a commute.

A short walk east and north from Madison Square.

Walkable southbound — most patients don't take the subway.

One of the few single-seat rides — straight down the 6.

The crosstown problem — worse than Chelsea's.

The 6 from Bleecker Street, one seat, no transfer.

West-side start, east-side clinic — plan the crosstown.

Straight up the 6 from Astor Place.

The 6 from Spring Street. Twenty minutes.

The longest trip of the fifteen — easy for consults, real for daily monitoring.

Eight stops on the 6, straight up Lexington — the simplest ride of the set.

Express or local — a genuine choice between fewer stops and a shorter walk.

No subway of its own — the trip starts with a walk east.

A crosstown trip, not an uptown one — the Lexington line is on the wrong side.