Chua Deborah Y MD

She’s the Chua Deborah Y MD in town for digestive health concerns that don’t let up. Right off 1st Avenue on the Upper East Side sits 1330 1st Ave, where appointments focus on the full digestive picture: colonoscopy, upper endoscopy, and screening colonoscopies to start; add in management for IBS, Barrett’s esophagus, or unexplained GI bleeding when needed.

Celiac disease, chronic constipation, unexplained diarrhea—these are the cases that need careful attention and clear results. Most New Yorkers searching for a specialist in this corner of Manhattan end up here because the place keeps things direct: no extra wait before a scope, no detours into therapy unless the issue points that way. Helicobacter pylori breath tests and similar diagnostics are folded in when the symptoms line up.

Walking in is easy enough from the Lexington or 6 train stops, then just a block east. Framed glass doors lead upstairs, nothing flashy—just a quiet suite where referrals arrive from neighborhood docs who prefer straightforward answers. After check-in there’s no lobby detour; you’re in an exam room faster than most waiting lounges downtown.

Slip the number (646) 825-1178 into your notes while you plot the route: directions are waiting at https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c258c10cb772bb:0x716fb28ebab52b79.