Dr. Laurence M. Hausman, MD

Anesthesiologists don’t often get a spotlight, but their role is quietly essential—especially in a city where surgeries and procedures happen around the clock. Dr. Laurence M. Hausman, MD, practices this precise specialty at 1 Gustave L. Levy Pl, New York, NY 10029, a building most New Yorkers recognize as part of the Mount Sinai campus. The address places them right in the thick of Upper Manhattan’s medical corridor, where hospitals and clinics form a dense network of care.

Patients typically find themselves here before major operations, where the focus shifts from diagnosis to preparation. They handle everything from general anesthesia to regional blocks, ensuring comfort and safety during procedures that might otherwise be unbearable. The practice also extends to pain management and critical care, areas where expertise can make a tangible difference in recovery. When questions arise about what to expect, a call to (212) 241-6500 can clarify next steps or confirm appointment details.

The neighborhood itself feels like a crossroads of urgency and routine—ambulances come and go, while students and staff move between buildings with purpose. Directions to the office are easy to pull up on a map, though most visitors arrive with a referral already in hand. It’s the kind of place where the stakes are high, but the surroundings keep things grounded in the everyday rhythm of the city.