Andrew Kesselman, M.D., RPVI

Vascular imaging often slips under the radar until it’s suddenly needed. Andrew Kesselman, M.D., RPVI keeps that quiet expertise within reach on the Upper East Side. The practice sits at 1305 York Ave #3F, tucked between the steady pulse of York Avenue and the quieter side streets that give the neighborhood its unhurried rhythm.

Radiology here leans toward precision—ultrasound, Doppler studies, and vein mapping—tools that turn soft echoes into clear pictures of blood flow. They don’t advertise flashy equipment or sweeping claims; the focus stays on the scans themselves, the kind of detail that matters when circulation is the question. A call to (646) 962-5757 gets the conversation started.

Upper East Side medical offices tend to cluster near the hospitals, and this one follows the pattern. The address places it a short walk from NewYork-Presbyterian and Weill Cornell, a practical spot for referrals or follow-ups. No need to navigate Midtown traffic; the F train at 68th Street drops you practically at the door.

Directions are easy to pull up on a phone—just tap the map—but the real convenience is the straightforward setup. No frills, just the scans that help doctors see what they need to see.