Roman Grinberg, MD, FACS Best Hernia, Gallbladder, General and Robotic Surgeon
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When the conversation turns to hernias or gallbladders, Upper East Side residents often find themselves weighing the merits of precision against the unpredictability of recovery. Gastrointestinal surgery isn’t the kind of thing you shop for on a whim; it’s a category where credentials and specialization start to matter more than convenience. Roman Grinberg, MD, FACS, focuses on exactly these kinds of procedures—hernia repairs, gallbladder removals, and broader general surgery—with an added layer of robotic assistance when the anatomy demands it.
The practice operates from 155 E 76th St Apt 1c, a building that blends into the pre-war fabric of the neighborhood without fanfare. That address places it within walking distance of Lenox Hill Hospital and a cluster of outpatient clinics, a geography that makes sense for patients who need follow-up imaging or lab work without crossing boroughs. The area itself is the kind of place where medical offices share sidewalks with dry cleaners and small grocers, a reminder that even specialized care has to fit into the daily rhythms of city life.
Robotic surgery isn’t a gimmick here; it’s one tool among several, deployed when it can reduce incision size or speed up recovery. The same goes for laparoscopic techniques, which have become standard for gallbladder cases but still require a surgeon who can adapt when anatomy throws a curveball. Hernias, too, get the same measured approach—whether it’s an inguinal repair or something more complex like a ventral or hiatal hernia. General surgery rounds out the list, covering everything from appendectomies to small bowel obstructions, always with an eye toward minimizing hospital stays.
Questions about scheduling or procedure details can be directed to (212) 988-1136. For directions, the map is straightforward enough to follow, even if the building’s entrance isn’t immediately obvious from the street. It’s the kind of detail you notice only after you’ve already arrived.
