Michael Thomas Starc, M.D.

A discreet plaque marks Michael Thomas Starc, M.D. around the corner from the hospital’s glass towers on the Upper East Side. You’ll find the entrance tucked mid-block, sandwiched between brownstone entrances and an old prewar apartment house. Most of the diagnostic work is handled off-site, so visitors rarely linger at the street door itself. That said, the address is 525 E 68th St, New York, NY 10065—just two long blocks from the 6 train at 68th & Lexington if you’re coming uptown. When referrals arrive, the routine is straightforward: imaging, blood draws, and cardiac screening. Ultrasound suites run most mornings, while bone-density and MRI slots fill the afternoons; add pulmonary function tests and Holter monitoring to the weekday mix. The daily flow is brisk but orderly—diagnostic cycles move to the schedule rather than personal whim. If you need the scheduler, Michael Thomas Starc, M.D. picks up directly; call (212) 746-6000 during weekday hours to book or reschedule. They’ll confirm exam type and prep notes so nothing falls through the cracks. Just mention the test you were sent for—duplicates rarely happen on the first follow-up. Grab the directions in advance; the block is two-way, with no hidden driveway entrance, so apps steer first-time visitors right to the door. Once you’re inside the lobby’s glass vestibule, you’re already inside the diagnostic wing—no further ornamentation, no side corridors to puzzle through.