Debra Zane, MD

Emergency care in Lower Manhattan has fewer stand-alone options than it once did, but the service line remains essential right where 1st Avenue meets the East River. The neighborhood keeps the pace it became known for decades ago, even as development pressures rise.

The clinic sits on 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10003, a short street-level walk from bus stops and a subway mezzanine. Accidents, abrupt illness, and minor trauma are handled without transfer paperwork during weekday peak hours, which distinguishes this address from larger hospital ERs down the block.

Calls are answered directly at (212) 420-2860. Use the map for curb-side guidance—blue pins mark the curb cut closest to the clinic entrance, not the lobby.