Gerald Scholl, MD

Endocrinology deals with the body’s slow-moving signals—hormones that shape energy, weight, bone health, and mood. The adrenal glands, thyroid, and pancreas sit at the center of metabolic balance, which is why an endocrinologist anchors care when those signals misfire. Gerald Scholl, MD operates quietly amidst the polished storefronts east of 57th, where the sidewalks hum with a medical rhythm.

Consultations here begin with reviewing thyroid tests, interpreting cortisol patterns, assessing pituitary function, clarifying calcium regulation, and fine-tuning diabetes medications. The office itself is on the southeast corner of 59th street, 110 E 59th St, New York, NY 10021, close enough to Fifth Avenue’s glare without the museum-crowd spillover.

Call to coordinate labs and appointments at +1 212-324-2229. Find your way there through the maps link here: directions. Midtown East remains a self-contained village, the glass towers shutting out midtown traffic’s thrum once you step inside.