Eric Seigel

When routine check-ups or sudden symptoms arise, a physician assistant can bridge the gap between urgent care and a full doctor’s visit. Eric Seigel offers that clinical support at 139 Fulton St #315, steps from the Financial District’s subway lines. The role itself—diagnosing, treating, and guiding patients through minor procedures—sits at the intersection of accessibility and expertise, a practical option for New Yorkers who need timely care without the wait.

The Fulton Street address places the practice within easy reach of both downtown commuters and Lower Manhattan residents. Physician assistants like Seigel handle everything from physical exams to stitching small wounds, interpreting lab results, and writing prescriptions, all while collaborating with supervising physicians. It’s a model that keeps appointments efficient without sacrificing thoroughness, a balance that matters in a city where time and trust go hand in hand.

Questions about treatment plans or follow-up steps can be directed to (631) 343-7144. The number connects directly to the office, where scheduling and basic inquiries are managed during standard weekday hours. No referral is required, though some insurance plans may vary, so a quick call ahead can clarify coverage before the first visit.

For directions to the office, the map at this link plots the quickest route from any subway stop. If you’re already in the neighborhood, the building sits just past the courthouse, across from the old post office clock tower.