Niimi Yasunari MD

A Niimi Yasunari MD visit begins with a clear referral question—thorough breast imaging, a quick look at liver lesions, or maybe an ultrasound-guided biopsy—then the next round of images comes back with notes that set the next step. They handle CT-guided lung biopsies on the ground floor and read high-resolution chest CTs by 3 p.m., which tightens any pulmonologist’s afternoon. If a patient needs a second read before a Friday surgery, the report lands in the same EMR by noon.

Across the quiet sweep of 10th Avenue between 58th and 59th, Suite 10-G, 1000 10th Ave #10-G, New York, NY 10019, is the door that opens straight to scheduling. Drop-off mammograms start at 7 a.m., while screenings for dense breasts keep the 9-to-noon slot brisk. Contrast-enhanced neck MRIs stretch into the late afternoon, and they still get the dictated note typed before the outpatient clinic empties at 5:30. One call ties it all together.

Speak with their front desk at (212) 636-3215 and say what you need: a STAT thyroid ultrasound, a pre-op knee MRI, or an urgent cardiac CTA. They pencil in next-day add-ons when a clinic floor requests an add-on slice, and the radiologist on call reviews the stack by 9 p.m. for whoever holds the pager that night. No duplicated paperwork—just an order, a bin of CDs or a direct upload, and a signed report that travels the same system.

After the scan you can wander two blocks west to Columbus Circle for coffee or north up Central Park South, where the late-summer heat softens at the lower end of Midtown. Directions to the door are pinned in your phone here.