Mt Sinai School of Medicine: Dua Sakshi MD

On the Upper East Side, at 1 Gustave L. Levy Pl, a specialist in lung health sees patients by appointment. The office sits inside the Mount Sinai campus, a short walk from Central Park’s edge and Lenox Hill Hospital’s towers. Surrounded by pre-war apartment buildings and tree-lined sidewalks, the location places care close to some of the city’s oldest residential blocks.

A pulmonologist treats conditions like asthma, COPD, sleep-disordered breathing, and interstitial lung disease. Diagnostics often include spirometry, chest imaging interpretation, and oxygen therapy assessments. Some patients arrive for follow-up after a hospital stay, while others come with chronic symptoms that need steady management. Referrals from primary care doctors are common here, and the practice coordinates with other specialists when needed.

Call (212) 241-6197 to arrange a visit or ask about next steps. Staff can review insurance coverage and scheduling policies when you phone. The front desk operates during standard weekday hours, and message options exist for non-urgent questions outside those times.

Find the practice’s map online to plot your route before heading over. The link points directly to the campus entrance used most often by outpatient clinics: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c258a0aa64e3d7:0x39d99a5adea0eb2f