Maria Casey

Physician assistants bridge gaps in healthcare, offering continuity when doctors’ schedules fill. Maria Casey operates in this role, providing clinical support in a Midtown East setting. The 14th-floor office at 240 E 38th St sits amid a stretch of medical practices, where pre-war buildings house everything from cardiologists to dermatologists. Physician assistants like Casey often handle diagnostics, treatment plans, and follow-ups—tasks that keep primary care running smoothly. Their work can span routine exams, chronic condition management, or minor procedures, depending on the practice’s focus. Questions about services or availability go directly to the front desk at (212) 263-7300. Midtown’s grid makes navigation simple, but first-time visitors might still want to pull up the map to confirm building access. Physician assistants are licensed professionals, though their scope varies by state—New York’s regulations allow for a broad range of patient care under physician supervision. No two practices structure the role identically, so specifics are best clarified upfront.