Popkin Popkin

Upper Manhattan has its share of medical towers, where specialists keep the city moving—literally. Among them is Popkin Popkin, an orthopedic practice that treats everything from torn rotator cuffs to stubborn knee pain. The field itself is a quiet corner of medicine, focused on bones, joints, and the connective tissue that often gets overlooked until it aches.

Patients here typically arrive with a referral, though some walk in after a sudden twist or a long-ignored twinge. The office handles fractures, sports injuries, and degenerative conditions like arthritis, offering both surgical and non-surgical paths. Imaging and physical therapy referrals are part of the routine, though the core work remains diagnosing and repairing what’s broken or worn down. The practice sits at 622 W 168th St Ste Cvc3, a building that blends into the neighborhood’s mix of hospitals and clinics.

Orthopedics isn’t glamorous, but it’s essential—especially in a city where sidewalks are uneven and subway stairs never end. Whether it’s a weekend warrior’s sprained ankle or a chronic back issue, the solutions often start with a conversation in an exam room. For questions or appointments, the number to call is 212-305-4565.

Finding the office is simple enough; the map pinpoints the entrance here.