Elaine A. Baker, N.P.

Upper East Side residents often find themselves weighing the convenience of a nearby specialist against the anonymity of a larger practice. Elaine A. Baker, N.P. offers a quiet alternative—psychiatric care without the institutional feel. The office sits on a tree-lined stretch of 69th Street, just east of Second Avenue, where the rhythm of the neighborhood slows slightly compared to the avenues closer to the park.

You’ll find the entrance at 240 E 69th St New York, NY 10065, tucked between the pre-war apartment buildings that give this part of the city its understated charm. The block itself is a mix of medical offices and small boutiques, so parking isn’t the usual headache—though you might still circle once or twice. A restroom is available for patients, a detail that can make a difference when you’re already navigating the logistics of an appointment.

Psychiatric care in Manhattan often comes with a side of bureaucracy, but here the process feels more personal. Scheduling is handled directly; call (646) 962-6946 to set up a time. The practice doesn’t advertise extended hours, but the phone line tends to pick up quickly during weekday business hours. No automated menus, no transfers—just a straightforward conversation about availability.

For directions, the map pinpoints the exact location: this link will pull up the building. The area around 69th and Second is one of those pockets of the city where the sidewalks feel just a little wider, the storefronts a little less crowded—an unspoken nod to the neighborhood’s preference for order over chaos.