Dr. Modassir S. Choudhry, MD

Surgery in New York isn’t something you stumble into—it’s a deliberate choice, often made under pressure. Dr. Modassir S. Choudhry, MD operates out of 3 Columbus Cir, a building that sits at the edge of Midtown’s relentless hum, where the grid softens into the quieter pulse of the Upper West Side. The address places him within walking distance of hospitals and clinics, a practical detail for anyone navigating pre-op nerves or post-op follow-ups.

Specialists in the city tend to cluster where the need is highest, and this part of town has no shortage of both. A call to 212-586-0900 gets you past the first hurdle—confirming availability, clarifying next steps, or simply hearing a voice on the other end when the paperwork feels endless. The office itself doesn’t advertise its presence; it doesn’t need to. Patients here are referred, not lured, and the quiet exterior reflects that.

Directions are straightforward if you’re coming from the subway or hailing a cab, though the map will do most of the work. The restroom listed among the amenities is a small but telling detail—when you’re waiting for a consult or recovering from one, even minor conveniences matter. Columbus Circle itself is a crossroads of tourists and locals, a place where the city’s scale feels both overwhelming and oddly intimate.