Radiology Services at Mount Sinai Beth Israel

Among the dense medical corridor of eastern Manhattan, home health care services often operate quietly—yet Radiology Services at Mount Sinai Beth Israel remains a fixture for outpatient imaging and diagnostic needs. Tucked into the second floor of a building at the intersection of First Avenue and East 16th Street, the facility aligns with the clinical rhythm of a neighborhood where hospitals and specialty practices dominate the streetscape. Here, the focus stays on imaging procedures that bridge hospital care with at-home recovery, a practical necessity in a borough where space and accessibility are perpetual considerations.

This stretch of First Avenue, just north of Stuyvesant Town, has long been a hub for medical referrals, drawing patients from across the city for services that don’t require overnight stays. While the address—281 First Avenue, E 16th St, 2nd floor, New York, NY 10003—sits amid a mix of residential high-rises and institutional buildings, its purpose is unmistakably clinical. The area’s transit links, including nearby L train stops, make it a logical choice for those coordinating follow-up care without the logistical hurdles of Midtown or the Upper East Side.

For scheduling or procedure details, the direct line is (212) 420-4415. First-time visitors may want to confirm floor access or entrance instructions, as multi-use medical buildings often have specific routing. A map pin marks the precise location, though the second-floor placement means signage at street level can be easy to overlook in a district where every block hosts another clinic or lab.