Dr. Ronald Lehman

When knees ache or shoulders stiffen, most people picture a clinic tucked in a mall. Dr. Ronald Lehman practices where the real action is—right in Washington Heights, steps from NewYork-Presbyterian’s main campus. An orthopedic surgeon here doesn’t just treat joints; they’re part of a network that handles everything from routine sprains to complex reconstructions.

The office sits at 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, a spot where subway lines and bus routes converge. That means patients from Harlem to the Bronx can reach it without a car. Orthopedics in this neighborhood often deals with athletes from nearby parks and weekend warriors who push their limits on uneven sidewalks.

Specialties run the gamut: rotator-cuff repairs, ACL reconstructions, hip replacements, and even pediatric sports injuries. The same surgeon who fixes a torn meniscus might later scrub in for a scoliosis correction. It’s the kind of place where you don’t need to hop between offices for different body parts.

Need to schedule or ask about a referral? Call (212) 305-4565. For directions, pull up the map and you’ll see the building sandwiched between the hospital’s research towers and the neighborhood’s bodegas—proof that top-tier medicine and everyday life share the same block.