Samara Skwiersky, MD

Thyroid conditions need occasional monitoring. Samara Skwiersky, MD practices endocrinology at 111 Broadway, 2nd floor in Lower Manhattan. Blood work usually happens elsewhere, but restrooms undergo regular checks just steps away.

Diabetes requires steady oversight. A clean restroom can shorten an office visit. Developing a dosing schedule often needs testing and follow-up, handled quietly behind closed doors. Bone-density imaging tracks long-term changes—results land in your provider’s inbox before you leave.

Thyroid nodules sometimes require fine-needle aspiration, performed by specialists nearby. She accepts referrals from primary-care physicians and handles repeat scripts without fanfare. Weight changes linked to hormonal shifts often improve once the right ratio is found.

Enter the building and ask the doorman for the 2nd-floor suite—or dial (212) 263-9700 to confirm before you arrive. Tap the map for door-to-door directions: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25bda9490f68f:0xc5e69f98b28703a7.