Soo Kim, MD

Soo Kim, MD practices pain management in Chelsea’s quietly practical third-floor office at 309 W 23rd St. The field has grown beyond simple joint shots and steroid blocks, pulling in trigger-point dry needling and spinal cord stimulator trials. Physicians now blend nerve blocks with radiofrequency ablation, medical cannabis certifications, and occipital nerve stimulators. Soo Kim, MD fits those tools to patient histories rather than single-procedure shortcuts.

Visit the building’s elevator to the third floor. The doors open across from the suite marked for Soo Kim, MD. Parking on nearby side streets stays tight by 10 a.m., so walks and crosstown buses remain reliable. The walk from the 23rd-St A/C or the 22nd-St 1 train is short enough to keep mid-morning appointment windows realistic.

Call (212) 241-6321 only when records or imaging aren’t uploaded ahead of the visit. The office doesn’t disclose policies in advance, and staff will direct each caller to the voicemail that routes messages to the right inbox. Expect follow-up only after the physician has reviewed recent studies and medications.

Grab the map before you head out and drop a pin on your phone; the Chelsea streets run together once you round Seventh Avenue. The address doesn’t sit in plain view, so the map helps you circle the block without doubling back.