Sheila Ann Apicella, MD

The Upper West Side hosts a concentration of Ear, Nose and Throat specialists: places where persistent dizziness, chronic sinus pressure, and vocal strain receive the same close attention physicians reserve for joint aches. The neighborhood’s density of such offices matches its residential density, so patients aren’t forced downtown every time their ears feel clogged or their voices slip after an event uptown.

Sheila Ann Apicella, MD is set at 9 W 67th Street, directly across from the Dakota’s northern corner—through those doors sits a practice that handles deviated septa as calmly as overnight sleep-apnea consultations.

A quick ring polishes the details: (212) 889-8575 dispatches straight to the front desk, where paperwork can be posted before the next subway shakes the schedule. Balance issues? They pair vestibular testing with medication review; post-op voice rehab? Two weekday follow-ups save weekend travel. Keep the number pinned for rapid cancellations too.

When the next round of tickets or sinus drips hits, a short walk into the park or the same crosstown bus drops you at the exact corner of Central Park West and 67th. At the office entrance, scan the list on the directory: they occupy the third-floor suite where nasal endoscopy consults happen back-to-back every Tuesday and Thursday. Find the route on the map: directions.