New York City

Feet rarely get the same attention as knees or backs, yet they carry the weight of every commute, every sidewalk sprint, and every standing shift. New York City keeps that imbalance in check—one corn, bunion, or plantar fasciitis case at a time. The practice specializes in the kind of quiet fixes that let you keep walking without wincing, from custom orthotics to minor nail surgeries.

You’ll find the office at 184 E 70th St # B1, tucked between the pre-war co-ops and the steady hum of Second Avenue. The block feels more residential than medical, which can make the elevator ride down to the basement suite feel like stepping into a secret. Diabetic foot care, sports injuries, and routine trims all share the same waiting list—proof that even Upper East Siders need steady arches.

Scheduling an appointment is straightforward; dial (917) 291-6966 and leave a message if the line’s busy. Most calls get returned within the hour, and walk-ins are rare but not impossible on slower weekday afternoons. Bring your insurance card and any previous X-rays; the staff will scan them while you fill out the one-page intake form.

If you’re coming from the 6 train at 68th Street, cut through the park at Hunter College for a quicker route. For directions, pull up the map—it’s the only way to spot the discreet side entrance. Bring cash for the co-pay; the card reader at the front desk is finicky on weekends.