Pedro R. Sandoval, MD

Transplant surgery occupies a specialized corner of medicine, where precision and long-term care intersect. Pedro R. Sandoval, MD practices in this field, operating from a seventh-floor office at 3959 Broadway in New York’s Washington Heights. The area, dense with medical facilities, places this practice amid a network of healthcare providers, though the focus here narrows to the complexities of organ transplantation and its follow-up needs.

Patients navigating pre- or post-transplant phases often require more than surgical expertise—they need accessibility and basic accommodations. This office includes a restroom on-site, a practical detail that matters more than it might seem when visits stretch long or mobility is limited. The address sits near the 168th Street subway stop, making transit connections straightforward for those traveling from other boroughs or nearby neighborhoods like Inwood or Hamilton Heights.

Logistics for medical appointments can feel overwhelming, especially when coordinating with specialists. A direct line is available for scheduling or questions: (212) 305-6469. For first-time visitors, the building’s entrance is unassuming, but directions help clarify the route to the seventh floor. No extra claims are needed—just the facts for those mapping out their next steps.