Zehra Siddiqui

Midtown Manhattan moves fast—subway crowds, honking cabs, the relentless pulse of Broadway. But when the body slows down or a fever spikes, the rhythm changes. That’s where Zehra Siddiqui steps in, offering a steady presence on 10th Avenue. Primary care here isn’t about quick fixes; it’s about continuity, the kind that remembers allergies and tracks blood pressure over years.

The office sits at 645 10th Ave, New York, NY 10036, a block where theater marquees give way to apartment towers. A family practice physician like Siddiqui handles everything from annual check-ups to stitches for a weekend warrior’s knee, all under one roof. Routine vaccinations, chronic condition management, even school physicals—these are the quiet threads that keep households running. Reaching them is simple: dial (212) 206-5200 to schedule or walk in when the flu season hits hard.

Finding the door is easier with a quick glance at the map. Neighbors often say it’s the kind of place you keep in your contacts, just in case.