James Cornwall, MD

A surgeon’s practice often sits apart from the usual walk-in clinics. James Cornwall, MD, specializes in vascular care at 440 W 114th St in Manhattan, a quiet stretch of Upper West Side between Morningside Heights and Manhattan Valley. The brownstone storefront doesn’t announce itself with neon, just a discreet brass plaque near the entrance.

Carotid artery disease, peripheral artery disease, and varicose vein treatment are the core focus. Some patients arrive with a referral after an ultrasound flags narrowing or blockages; others come directly for vein mapping or minimally invasive ablations. Surgery isn’t the only option, and stents, angioplasty, and endovenous laser therapy round out the toolkit.

East of Broadway, above 110th St, the neighborhood stays residential even as the subway’s hum drifts north. Sidewalks here feel less crowded than midtown’s rush, and the six-story prewar building blends into the block without drawing extra attention.

For directions and the quickest route from the 1 train at 110th St or the M60 bus on Broadway, the map is always current: Find your way here. Call (212) 844-5559 to confirm next steps after any imaging.