Rachel Reed, MD

The steeple of St. Peter’s rises just blocks away, a reminder it’s still Manhattan wherever you start walking. Rachel Reed, MD keeps offices above 10th Avenue’s usual buzz, tucked inside the same building families use for other routine stops, giving the corner real neighborhood pull. One floor up, unit 11G, the pediatric practice stays quiet compared to the sidewalks below, a practical perch for routine care. Flattening fevers and earaches share the same address—1000 10th Ave Ste 11G New York, NY 10019.

Beyond the lobby elevator, check-in leads toward well-child visits and strep screens that run like clockwork, matching this stretch of midtown for reliability. Immunizations fit the same efficient routine, phlebotomy for the littlest arms handled alongside developmental screenings before kindergarten. At this height, urgent calls rarely need a detour to the ER, a quiet efficiency pockets often miss. Newborn exams share the same schedule, a rhythm the building’s adults appreciate.

Should the after-hours hotline feel less immediate, call (212) 523-8306 and the receptionist routes most routine matters without a callback delay. Refills of inhalers and routine medications map neatly to the same clinician who already knows each patient’s growth curve, avoiding another round of referrals. Acute rashes and sports physicals slot in like clockwork, slotting into a day that still has room for sibling appointments on short notice.

For map-based directions without another app in the rotation, use the public link that pops up first: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c259a8b082a571:0x53b697a9dcaea904. You’ll step off the elevator knowing exactly where to go next.