Ira Finegold MD.

Allergists play a quiet but essential role in city life, especially when pollen counts spike or a mystery rash appears. Ira Finegold MD fits that role in a neighborhood where brownstones and high-rises share the same block. The practice focuses on identifying triggers—seasonal, food-related, or environmental—so patients can manage symptoms without constant disruption.

You’ll find the office at 121 E 60th St #4c, New York, NY 10022, just steps from the Lexington Avenue subway. The Upper East Side location makes it convenient for residents who prefer to walk or take a quick cab; it’s also close enough to Midtown for professionals sneaking in an appointment during lunch. The building itself is nondescript, blending into the street like any other medical suite.

Testing and treatment options cover the usual suspects: skin-prick tests, patch tests, immunotherapy, and medication management. Many patients come after referrals from primary-care doctors, while others book directly when over-the-counter remedies stop working. To schedule a visit, call (212) 758-4633—the line is answered during weekday hours, and messages left after hours are usually returned the next morning.

For directions or to confirm the latest office hours, check the map listing: a quick search will pull up the exact location. It’s the kind of place you pass every day without noticing—until you need it.