Polishchuk Daniil L MD

Polishchuk Daniil L MD handles a range of musculoskeletal issues just west of Broadway, from fracture care and joint injections to tendon repair and post-traumatic reconstruction. The practice’s quiet stretch along W 168th places it close to both the Washington Heights greenmarket and the elevated 1-train, making after-work or pre-appointment stops easy. Sports-related tears and repetitive-stress complaints are common here, but most patients arrive with straightforward referrals rather than dramatic symptoms.

The brownstone at 622 W 168th St, a few blocks below the George Washington Bridge, anchors a neighborhood where winter ankle sprains and spring soccer injuries show up in steady rotation. Surrounding apartment buildings and weekend football leagues keep the volume low on weekdays but add to the street’s unpretentious rhythm on Saturdays. The office sees enough run-of-the-mill wear-and-tear cases—plantar fasciitis, rotator-cuff fraying, stress fractures—to keep the practice grounded without flashy case volumes.

If you’re heading up to check things out or need to schedule an exam, call (212) 305-2500 to coordinate; the elevator climb is short once you arrive. Find your bearings and walking directions on the local map before you leave home to avoid backtracking. Washington Heights rolls on past midnight, but the 4 and A trains are still running when most appointments wrap.