Kissin Irina MD

Upper Manhattan has its share of medical specialists tucked into the high-rise corridors near Columbia University, and radiology is no exception. Kissin Irina MD operates from a compact office on the sixth floor of the tower at 622 W 168th St, where the elevator banks hum with a steady stream of white coats and scrubs. The address places it just steps from NewYork-Presbyterian’s main campus, a practical detail for anyone juggling appointments or follow-ups across the hospital system. Restroom facilities are available on-site, a small but essential convenience when scans run longer than expected or when patients need a quiet moment before heading back into the city bustle.

Radiologists here focus on the images that guide treatment plans, offering clarity in a field where precision matters. Those needing an appointment or a second opinion can reach the office at (212) 305-9335—no referral required for most outpatient scans. The building itself is a familiar landmark for locals, its glass-and-steel facade reflecting the Hudson River light on clear afternoons. For directions, the map pinpoints the entrance along the sidewalk where 168th Street meets Broadway, where the neighborhood’s mix of students, hospital staff, and longtime residents keeps the sidewalks lively even on weekdays.