Dr. Matthew D. Cham, MD

Why would anyone in medical imaging have a dedicated restroom at their desk? Radiologists rarely break the fourth wall like that. Still, it’s a quirk worth noting about Dr. Matthew D. Cham, MD, who keeps a handful tucked in between scans elsewhere in the facility—all within arm’s reach when fatigue sets in. Stay on 5th Avenue for two blocks east of the park and you’ll spot 1176 right away—an address that doubles as a landmark in itself. Upper East Side sunlight hits that stretch early and lingers; the sidewalks hum with carts, tourists, and residents darting between appointments and errands. Have an unexpected question? (212) 241-8333 crops up more often than any pager tone in a radiology suite these days. Speak with the front desk—their voice familiarity alone smooths out the sharpest nerves. Save the directions ahead of time if your phone’s GPS stalls on Park Avenue’s gridlock. Once you’re inside the lobby elevator, the remaining trek is practically a footnote—just one more corridor between you and whatever lies on the other side of the console.