Reshmi Srinath, MD

Endocrinology isn’t a specialty most people think about until hormones start acting up. Thyroid disorders, diabetes, and metabolic imbalances often slip under the radar until symptoms become impossible to ignore. That’s when a steady hand like Reshmi Srinath, MD becomes essential, offering clarity in a field where small chemical shifts can ripple into major health changes. The practice sits at 5 E 98th St 3rd Fl, a building that blends into the Upper East Side’s steady rhythm of medical offices and brownstone stoops.

Patients here navigate conditions that rarely announce themselves with fanfare—adrenal fatigue, osteoporosis, or pituitary irregularities that demand precise diagnosis and long-term management. Srinath’s approach centers on the quiet, persistent work of balancing what the body can no longer regulate on its own. The office phone, (212) 241-3422, connects directly to scheduling, where the staff fields calls about lab results, medication adjustments, and follow-ups that keep treatment on track. It’s the kind of place where the stakes feel personal, even if the setting doesn’t.

The neighborhood hums with the kind of routine that defines New York’s medical corridors—delis serving quick lunches to residents, students from nearby Mount Sinai weaving between appointments, and the occasional siren underscoring the urgency of the work inside. For directions, the map pins the location clearly: a third-floor suite where the city’s pace slows just enough to focus on what’s happening beneath the skin.