Rajivan Maniam, MD

Most people only think about anesthesiologists when they’re already on the operating table. Yet the work happens long before the first incision—calculating dosages, monitoring vitals, and keeping patients stable through procedures that range from routine to complex. Rajivan Maniam, MD practices in a field where precision isn’t optional, and the Upper East Side setting means the cases often involve specialized surgeries that draw patients from across the city.

The office sits at 635 Madison Ave Suite 1301, New York, NY 10022, a stretch of midtown where medical towers share sidewalks with investment banks and boutique hotels. Anesthesiology here tends to skew toward outpatient procedures that require quick turnaround without sacrificing safety—think endoscopic spine surgeries, joint replacements, or cosmetic revisions that demand careful sedation. The specialty doesn’t get the same attention as surgeons, but it’s the quiet layer that makes modern medicine possible.

Questions about pre-op protocols or post-anesthesia care can be directed to (212) 715-0888. The practice handles everything from regional nerve blocks to general anesthesia, often coordinating with surgical teams in nearby hospitals and ambulatory centers. For directions, the map listing remains the most reliable way to navigate the elevator banks and suite numbers: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25965e2c13f03:0x5b10d80887a8bcf.