Iris Y. Navarro-Millan, MD

Rheumatology care in Manhattan’s 70s has a clearer address these days: the 6th floor at 535 East 70th Street, New York, NY 10021. Iris Y. Navarro-Millan, MD pinpoints joint pain, inflammatory conditions, and autoimmune markers with tools refined over years of subspecialty practice. Seronegative arthritis cases meet arthritis, vasculitis consults, and even fibromyalgia evaluations under one clinical roof. The space meets the Upper East Side’s expectations simply by existing—no fanfare, just quiet utility.

The office leans on imaging partners scattered across First Avenue hubs for anything beyond the exam room doc sees: hands, feet, and spines brought up on MRI screens most weekday mornings. A small in-house lab takes routine blood work for SLE panels and synovial fluid analysis without outside scheduling. For osteoarthritis flares, viscosupplementation shots are done there; once the needle is in, follow-up electrolytes live down the hall.

Reach them by phone at (212) 606-1000 if you need the synovial-fluid gram or just a second set of eyes on that MCP swelling. A clean map is online; directions flatten the block-and-avenue calculus for most visitors. Sounds like the neighborhood finally caught up to the building code.