Michele Yeung, M.D.

Endocrinology isn’t the kind of medicine that gets the same attention as cardiology or orthopedics, but when hormones decide to misbehave, it’s the only specialty that speaks their language. Michele Yeung, M.D. keeps an office on the ninth floor of 1283 York Ave, a stretch of the Upper East Side where the sidewalks stay busy with hospital workers and patients shuffling between appointments.

Thyroid nodules, adrenal masses, pituitary adenomas, diabetes management, osteoporosis, and lipid disorders all land on the same exam-room chart. The building itself is a familiar pit-stop for anyone who’s spent time at NewYork-Presbyterian or Weill Cornell, so the address—1283 York Ave 9th Floor, New York, NY 10065—is already on the mental map of half the neighborhood.

Most visits start with a referral, but once the paperwork clears, the front desk can usually slot new patients within a week or two. To confirm availability or ask about lab results, the number is (646) 962-4000. No voicemail maze—just a live voice during business hours.

Directions are straightforward: take the Q train to 72nd Street and walk east, or grab the M66 crosstown bus if you’re coming from the West Side. The map is here, though most people just follow the crowd in scrubs.