Daniel Ira Silvershein, MD

The concrete canyons of Midtown Manhattan often feel more like transit hubs than neighborhoods, but tucked above the theater marquees sits an address that stays quiet. Daniel Ira Silvershein, MD practices internal medicine at 1410 Broadway #703, a building that hides its healthcare quietly behind glass doors. Beyond the glass, they manage the kind of routine checks and preventive screenings that keep city grind from turning into chronic trouble: adult physicals, chronic disease follow-ups, travel health consultations, and routine immunizations. You can reach them by calling (212) 599-7101 if you need an appointment or want to confirm vaccine availability.

Internists rarely make noise, but they do make sense in a neighborhood where everyone is moving fast. The place handles basic lab work on site, can coordinate specialist referrals when needed, and even fits in urgent-care style visits for minor infections or medication refills. To find the office, pull up the downtown map and follow Broadway past Herald Square to 1410; the entrance is marked by discreet lettering above the revolving door.