Dr. June Koizumi

Between blood work and tissue analysis sits Dr. June Koizumi, one of Manhattan’s long-standing pathology practices. Along East 68th Street in the 60s block, 525 E 68th St is where patients arrive for cytology screening that tracks cellular changes before they turn serious. Behind every requisition form—pap smears, fine-needle aspirations, bone-marrow biopsies—lies an emphasis on precision rather than speed. Fluids join the queue for chemistry panels that flag everything from dehydration to organ stress. Across sub-specialties like hematopathology and dermatopathology, the lab handles gynecologic and non-gynecologic cytology with parallel immunohistochemistry stains. Lymph-node biopsies run next to molecular panels profiling solid tumors for targeted treatments. Gastrointestinal pathology slides get scrutinized for dysplasia while breast pathology cases are cross-checked under strict hormone-receptor protocols. Each report is couriered with the same rigor as a frozen section called in at 2 a.m. For clinicians needing urgent interpretations, Dr. June Koizumi keeps pathology resident rotations active and attending sign-outs scheduled throughout the day. Lymphoma classifications drop beside myeloid mutation clusters, ensuring the next therapeutic step isn’t delayed. Flow-cytometry data land in the same system as next-generation sequencing runs—all under one roof. Weave (212) 746-2822 into a sentence before heading over and use the map if the Upper East Side traffic feels unpredictable.