Steven Sheskier

Orthopedic surgeons in Manhattan handle everything from sports injuries to joint replacements, and the field demands precision in a city where people rarely slow down. Steven Sheskier operates at 95 University Place, a stretch of Greenwich Village where brownstones and pre-war buildings give way to a mix of medical offices and boutique storefronts. The practice focuses on musculoskeletal issues—knees, shoulders, hips—without the hype that sometimes accompanies specialty care in high-rent neighborhoods.

Appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 427-3986, a number that routes directly to the office rather than a corporate call center. The address places it within walking distance of Union Square, where the subway lines converge, though the area’s narrow sidewalks and one-way streets make parking a gamble. Orthopedics here tends to skew practical: no frills, just the mechanics of recovery, whether that means arthroscopic surgery or physical therapy referrals.

Those needing directions will find the map here, pinpointing the entrance between a coffee shop and a dry cleaner. The block itself is quiet by New York standards, with fewer tourists than you’d find a few avenues east. If the category has a local rhythm, this is it—no fanfare, just the steady work of keeping people moving.