Daniel Alicea Delgado, MD

An otolaryngologist on Delancey Street handles more than just seasonal allergies. Daniel Alicea Delgado, MD, sees patients for sinus issues, hearing loss, throat discomfort, and sleep-related breathing disorders—common concerns in a neighborhood where street noise and pollen counts run high.

Around here, the Lower East Side keeps its own rhythm; medical offices blend into the fabric of tenement buildings and corner bodegas. You’ll find the practice at 104 Delancey St, New York, NY 10002, a short walk from the Essex Street subway station and the Williamsburg Bridge entrance.

ENT care often overlaps with primary visits—ear infections, tonsillitis, or persistent hoarseness can prompt a referral. The office also manages balance disorders and minor head-and-neck procedures, offering a focused alternative to crowded urgent-care clinics.

When the city’s humidity spikes or winter drafts settle, a quick call to (212) 677-2157 can schedule an appointment. For directions, check the map; the block still feels like old New York, with pushcarts and neon signs marking the way.