Eva Kosta, MD

Midtown East keeps its pulse steady.

On the fifth floor of 159 E 53rd St, Eva Kosta, MD sees patients who need more than a routine check-up—those managing hypertension, arrhythmias, or post-cardiac-event care. The practice covers preventive screenings, echocardiograms, and stress tests, all within a few blocks of the Queensboro Bridge. The neighborhood hums with professionals and residents who prefer specialists close to home, and this address puts them within walking distance of Third Avenue’s cafés and pharmacies.

Cardiology in Manhattan often feels scattered across hospital campuses, but here the focus stays on outpatient visits without the institutional shuffle. They handle lipid management, pacemaker checks, and follow-ups for valve conditions, streamlining what can otherwise become a logistical tangle. The building itself is unassuming; you’d miss it if you weren’t looking for the discreet lobby entrance.

Directions are easiest via the map here, and the office shares the floor with other medical tenants, so elevators can get busy around lunchtime. If you’re coming from the east side, the M15-SBS bus stops right outside, saving you a few blocks of midtown foot traffic.

Appointments are scheduled directly, and questions about referrals or test results go to (646) 754-3300. The number rings through to a staff member who can usually clarify next steps without a callback. Keep it saved in your phone before you arrive—midtown reception areas have a way of swallowing business cards whole.