Dr. Mark Kovalevskiy, MD

The go-to anesthesiologist at 1752 Park Ave specializes in pain management and perioperative care. They focus on tailor-made solutions for everything from surgical anesthesia to chronic pain relief, adjusting to each patient’s needs. Muscle relaxants and nerve blocks are part of their repertoire, plus epidural and spinal techniques for targeted relief. Regional anesthesia ranks high on their list, ideal for post-op recovery. Spinal stimulators and trigger-point injections round out a well-rounded practice known in the neighborhood.

Just above 168th Street on Park Avenue sits their office, a short walk from the uptown buzz without the congestion. They see patients who prefer a small-office feel over large institutional setups. Epidurals for labor boldly lead their referral patterns, though joint injections and diagnostic nerve blocks draw plenty of repeat visitors as well. Insurer coverage and recovery timelines vary—ask directly about each when scheduling.

Speak with them at (212) 423-4075 to set up a quick consult or routine follow-up; simple questions often clear up over the phone. Blocks for shoulder and knee pain often get squeezed into the schedule within days, not weeks. They can also coordinate with your primary doctor or surgeon to keep every step in sync. Take the 1 train to 168th Street, then it’s a two-minute climb to the door—no elevator required.

Use this map to pinpoint the exit; the 1752 anchor on Park Avenue isn’t hard to spot. Washington Heights stays quiet at that block—street parking isn’t always kind, so budget an extra five minutes after arrival. Neighborhood cafés nearby can kill the wait if the consult runs long.