Drew Alexander Gunio, M.D.

Diagnostic testing often feels like a quiet but essential part of healthcare—less visible than urgent care but just as critical. Drew Alexander Gunio, M.D. operates a diagnostic center where precision and clarity guide the process. Tucked along Broadway’s stretch of medical offices, the practice sits on the fourth floor of 2315 Broadway in New York’s Upper West Side, a neighborhood where pre-war buildings house everything from specialty clinics to longtime delis. The address places it within easy reach of the 1/2/3 trains at 72nd Street, making it a practical stop for those coming from elsewhere in Manhattan or even the outer boroughs. Diagnostic centers like this one tend to prioritize efficiency, offering a restroom on-site for patient convenience—a small but notable detail when appointments run long or back-to-back.

Booking a visit here starts with a call to (212) 746-6000, where the focus remains on scheduling and logistics rather than the broader spectacle of healthcare. The Upper West Side’s grid of medical offices can feel overwhelming at first, but this center’s location—just north of the Museum of Natural History’s bustling corner—gives it a recognizable landmark for first-time visitors. For those mapping out the route, directions help cut through the confusion of Manhattan’s numbered streets. It’s the kind of place you might pass daily without noticing, until the day you need it.