Christine Chen, MD

Christine Chen, MD reads and interprets medical imagery; 212-555-0198 rings the office directly when patients or physicians need a quick consult or report. Ultrasound studies, CT scans, MRI assessments, and X-ray readings sit at the core of what’s offered here—four pillars support the evaluations patients rely on. Conditions from sports injuries to chronic pain signals often begin with these imaging techniques backed by a practiced eye.

At 787 E 11th St, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10019, the practice occupies a slice of the East Village skyline; elevators from the ground floor bring visitors straight to the department handling everything from nuclear cardiology to bone-density scans. Pedestrian traffic hums past bodegas and tenements, the rhythm of a block that never loses its edge. A diverse patient mix moves through the same lobby daily, hinting at no single profile—just people carrying scripts and concern to the same place.

Radiology is exacting work; images carry weight because small details shift diagnoses. Mammography, angiography, and abdominal sonography sit alongside fluoroscopy studies when requested, each tailored to the referral. Referring doctors send imaging packets ahead, letting the readings focus on clarity rather than scrambling for the prior films.

Finding the office takes seconds: take the A, B, or C to 14th St, walk east one block, then hop the elevator marked Private Radiology. Public parking lines the side streets between Avenue C and D after 6 p.m. Use the directions for door-to-door guidance; pigeons on the fire escapes keep the block lively year-round.