Rhonda Yantiss, M.D.

Pathologists rarely step into the spotlight, yet their work forms the backbone of modern medicine—translating microscopic clues into diagnoses that shape treatment plans. In the dense web of Manhattan’s medical corridors, Rhonda Yantiss, M.D. operates quietly from 525 E 68th St, where the Upper East Side’s stately facades meet the hum of hospital traffic. The field itself demands precision; every slide, every stain, every note carries weight far beyond the lab. Those who need her expertise—whether physicians coordinating care or patients awaiting answers—can reach her office directly at (212) 746-6464. The address places her steps from major transit hubs and a cluster of specialty clinics, a practical detail for anyone navigating the city’s healthcare maze. While the services here are specialized, the inclusion of a restroom reflects an awareness of the long hours often spent in medical settings. For directions to the office, a map pins the exact location, though the neighborhood’s mix of pre-war apartments and modern towers makes it easy to spot. The Upper East Side, with its blend of old-world charm and clinical efficiency, sets the tone for work that’s both meticulous and unseen.