Pamela F. Gallin, MD, FACS at NY Presbyterian-Columbia

The stretch of Broadway north of 168th Street carries a quiet rhythm—pedestrians weaving between subway grates and bodega awnings, the occasional siren fading into the hum of an academic medical corridor. Here, Pamela F. Gallin, MD, FACS maintains her practice at NY Presbyterian-Columbia, where the focus narrows to the precision of ophthalmic care. The building at 3959 Broadway anchors a block that feels more utilitarian than tourist-friendly, yet the address draws patients seeking treatment for cataracts, glaucoma, and pediatric eye disorders; routine exams share space with more specialized procedures like strabismus surgery and tear-duct reconstruction. Visitors should plan their route ahead—directions can be pulled from this map—and keep (212) 305-5407 handy for scheduling or last-minute adjustments. The practice operates within a larger hospital network, so expect the usual hospital protocols rather than boutique clinic trappings. Whether the concern is routine or complex, the office remains a fixed point on the Upper Manhattan healthcare map. Best to arrive with paperwork already in hand; the neighborhood moves quickly, and so does the clinic.