Diksha Mishra, M.D.

Diksha Mishra, M.D. fits into a block of white-collar offices at 170 William St, where the Financial District’s glass towers soften into eroded brownstone footprints. Routine check-ups, chronic illness management, and preventative screenings headline the practice; allergies, minor injuries, and geriatric care appear alongside pediatric consultations. The office next to the South Ferry courthouse keeps small-practice pace, a relief among walk-in clinics and bigger health systems.

Neighborhood corridors like Water and Front Streets intersect at the address, one block west of the East River Ferry docks. Patients from Battery Park’s high-rises slip in between subway surges; others park short-term meters and dart across sidewalks. Storefronts give way to steel-and-glass lobbies, yet a red sandstone stoop leads to a discreet buzzer on the third floor.

They answer queries Monday to Friday—sit in the lobby, and the receptionist alerts the nurse within minutes; same-day urgent slots often pop up when cancellations allow. A quick call smooths flu-shot season and Medicare wellness visits alike: (212) 312-5070 connects to a voicemail box that returns callbacks within the hour.

Anyone charting New York medicine’s overlap of finance, shipping, and tourism will find the place on the southeast corner of William and Ann, ten minutes by foot from the Staten Island Ferry terminal—use the map if the crosstown bus eludes you.