Taylor Cox, MD

Unlike the specialists who drill down on one body system, internists keep watch over the whole adult landscape. They track how diabetes nudges the kidneys, how hypertension whispers to the heart, and when a cough might be more than seasonal allergies. Taylor Cox, MD practices that broad-spectrum care from an office on the seventh floor of a mid-block building in East Harlem.

The entrance sits at 17E East 102nd Street, just steps from the pulse of First Avenue. Patients ride the elevator up and find restrooms available on-site, a small but practical detail that saves a trip down the hall. The neighborhood itself feels like a hinge between the quiet side streets of Carnegie Hill and the busier corridors near Mount Sinai, so the location balances convenience with a measure of calm.

Appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 659-8551. For anyone navigating the grid of one-way streets and hospital shuttles, the map pinpoints the exact spot: directions are only a click away. It’s the kind of place you book when you need a doctor who remembers your chart—and your story—across the years.