Daniel H. Hunt, MD, FACS

Finding a surgeon in the Financial District can feel like searching for a quiet corner in Times Square. Daniel H. Hunt, MD, FACS operates at 170 William St, right where the neighborhood’s old brick facades meet the glass towers of the new city. The area hums with commuters by day and quiets down once the markets close, making it a practical spot for appointments without the usual Midtown chaos.

Surgery in Manhattan often comes with the expectation of long waits or impersonal care, but this part of town tends to attract professionals who value efficiency. The practice keeps things simple—no frills, just the essentials. There’s even a restroom on-site, which, while not exactly a selling point, is one less thing to worry about when you’re already dealing with pre-op nerves.

If you need directions, the map will drop you right at the doorstep. The building itself is easy to miss if you’re not looking for it, tucked between a deli and a law office, but the address is straightforward once you know where to turn. No need to navigate a maze of elevators or underground tunnels—just walk in and check in.

For anything else, call (646) 962-2270. The Financial District isn’t exactly known for its warmth, but it’s where things get done. If you’re already in the area, it’s worth stopping by before your next train. Just don’t expect free coffee in the waiting room.