Hilary M. Hochberg Shohet, M.D.

Diagnostic centers don’t always feel like medical offices. Some blend into the city’s rhythm, tucked between banks and subway grates, where the hum of traffic drowns out the beep of machines. Hilary M. Hochberg Shohet, M.D. fits that mold—quietly professional, without the sterile glare of a hospital corridor.

You’ll find it at 170 William St, New York, NY 10038, a stretch of Lower Manhattan where the Financial District’s glass towers give way to older brick facades. The address sits near the Brooklyn Bridge entrance, where commuters and tourists weave past each other in the morning rush. It’s a place for scans and tests, the kind of work that happens behind closed doors but shapes what comes next.

Radiology isn’t just about images; it’s about clarity when the body’s signals are hard to read. Mammograms, ultrasounds, and CT scans fall under the same roof here, each serving a different kind of question. The process starts with a referral, but the details matter—scheduling, follow-ups, the quiet assurance that someone is piecing together the fragments. Call 212-732-5555 to confirm timing or ask about preparation.

For directions, pull up the map here. The building doesn’t announce itself, but the neighborhood does—familiar, fast, and full of people who know where they’re going.