Donna Eckstein, MD

Radiology offices in Manhattan often cluster near hospitals, but some keep quieter addresses where the streets still hum with the city’s pulse. One such practice sits above the storefronts on 1st Avenue, where the East Village’s mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals creates a steady flow of patients. Donna Eckstein, MD operates from the second floor of 281 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003, a building that shares the block with small grocers and cafés that have served the neighborhood for decades.

From mammograms to bone-density scans, the work here centers on imaging that guides diagnosis without fanfare. Ultrasounds and CT studies follow standardized protocols, while the occasional MRI referral keeps the schedule varied. Patients arrive with referrals in hand, knowing the results will move quickly to their primary physicians. The practice sticks to what the equipment can reveal—no more, no less—letting the images speak for themselves.

When questions arise or follow-ups are needed, the office can be reached at the number listed on the referral pad. Directions to the second-floor suite are straightforward once you step inside the building; the map at this link will place the pin precisely where the avenue bends slightly near St. Marks Place. The area stays lively well into the evening, so parking near a meter or garage is usually easier after rush hour.