Dr. Asad Siddiqi

Upper East Side streets hum with runners, cyclists, and weekend warriors. Dr. Asad Siddiqi steps into that rhythm as a sports medicine physician, offering a clinic where movement—not stillness—is the starting point. The office sits at 525 E 68th St, New York, NY 10065, a block where hospital towers share sidewalks with pre-war co-ops.

Sports medicine isn’t just about torn ligaments or post-game ice packs. It’s a specialty that bridges orthopedics and rehabilitation, often catching overuse injuries before they bench an athlete for months. They handle everything from stress fractures in marathoners to shoulder impingement in swimmers, plus concussion protocols and platelet-rich plasma injections for stubborn tendonitis.

Neighborhood gyms and yoga studios send clients here when pain lingers past the usual soreness. A map can guide you to the exact entrance; directions are here. For appointments or follow-ups, the number is (212) 305-4593.

Afternoon light slants across the pavement, turning the block into a quiet corridor between workouts and recovery. A call ahead keeps the process simple.