Mani Menon, MD

Treating bothersome urinary symptoms falls under Dr. Mani Menon’s scope; his office on 5 East 98th Street sits six floors above the street in a quiet Upper East Side corner. The practice mixes screening for prostate, bladder or kidney cancers with incontinence care, male sexual health and kidney stone prevention—hands-on approaches pulled from decades of specialized work. They don’t shy away from pediatric urology either, which keeps referrals from parents in shorter supply.

Monday through Friday the elevator deposits visitors on the 6th floor, where two exam rooms open into a brief hallway. No waiting area paintings intrude on the visit—just clear signage pointing toward each doorway. Men and women arrive for everything from urgent UTI checks to post-surgical follow-ups, sometimes in clusters after local hospital discharges.

A call puts an appointment on the calendar, the same line that wraps the daily schedules: (212) 241-9955. They answer between eight-to-five, though after-hours instructions guide urgent messages straight to the answering service. Prescriptions often go out that same evening if labs from an earlier blood draw come back positive.

Finding the floor is simple once the Mani Menon, MD practice appears on the listing; paste the map into any browser to walk or drive with turn-by-turn cues after parking on the side streets. Numbers along 98th blend into the residential stretch, making the structure easy to spot even on a first visit.