Griffith Leasiah

Urology clinics often blend quiet necessity with urban convenience. Griffith Leasiah fits that mold without fanfare. The practice handles conditions that rarely make small talk but always matter—kidney stones, urinary tract infections, prostate health, and bladder concerns—without drawing attention to itself. In a city where medical offices cluster near transit hubs, this one keeps a low profile on the second floor of a midtown building.

You’ll find it at 560 1st Ave #251, New York, NY 10016, a block where hospital towers meet residential side streets. The address places it close to NYU Langone, a detail that shapes the patient mix more than any signage does. Vasectomy consultations, incontinence evaluations, and erectile dysfunction treatments are scheduled here, often by referral or word of mouth. The office doesn’t advertise; its presence is practical, not promotional.

Calls to (212) 263-7410 typically connect quickly, a small relief in a specialty where wait times can stretch. Directions are straightforward: the map here shows the entrance between a pharmacy and a coffee cart, the kind of unremarkable corner that New Yorkers pass daily without notice. That anonymity suits a clinic where discretion matters more than visibility.