Areas We Serve
Upper East Side
Straight down Lexington to Midtown East, or one crosstown bus to Broadway.
The Upper East Side runs from 59th Street up to 96th, between Fifth Avenue and the East River, taking in Lenox Hill, Carnegie Hill and Yorkville. Its hospitals, specialist practices and consulting rooms are concentrated within a few blocks of each other in the East 60s and 70s, which is why so many people already make regular appointments in this part of the city.
It is also the only neighbourhood in this list with a genuine choice of office. Lexington Avenue runs express and local trains straight down to Midtown East, and a single crosstown bus crosses Central Park to within a block of our Broadway office. Which one suits you usually depends on which side of the neighbourhood you start from.
We do not have an office on the Upper East Side. Midtown East Physical Therapy has two locations, both in Manhattan — 12 E. 46th Street, Suite 501, New York, NY 10017 and 1995 Broadway, Suite 801, New York, NY 10023 and 274 Madison Avenue, Suite 1001, New York, NY 10016 — and patients from the Upper East Side are seen at one of them.
Getting Here
Two routes, two offices
For the 46th Street office, take the Lexington Avenue line south. On the 6 local from 68 St–Hunter College the order is 59 St, then 51 St, then Grand Central–42 St — three stops — and from Grand Central it is a four-block walk north. The 4 and 5 express from 86 St run to 59 St and then Grand Central, which is the faster option from the top of the neighbourhood. On Second Avenue, the Q stops at 72 St, 86 St and 96 St and connects west to Lexington Avenue–63rd Street.
For the Broadway office, the M66 is a one-seat ride. The westbound route begins at 67th Street and York Avenue, runs west along 67th Street to Fifth, crosses Central Park on the 65th Street Transverse and continues west on 66th Street — putting you a block from 1995 Broadway without changing vehicles. Coming back, the eastbound M66 returns via 65th Street and the transverse, then east along 68th.
- 6 local from 68 St–Hunter College: 59 St, 51 St, Grand Central–42 St
- 4 and 5 express from 86 St run to 59 St then Grand Central–42 St
- Q on Second Avenue at 72 St, 86 St and 96 St
- M66 crosstown: York Avenue to West End Avenue via the 65th Street Transverse
- M72 crosstown at 72nd Street, and the M101, M102 and M103 along Lexington and Third
Around the Neighbourhood
Landmarks and orientation
- Hunter College
- 68th Street and Lexington Avenue, directly above the 6 train station.
- Lenox Hill
- The hospital and medical blocks around Park Avenue in the East 70s.
- The Frick Collection and the Met
- Fifth Avenue at 70th and 82nd Street, on the park side of the neighbourhood.
- Carl Schurz Park and Yorkville
- The East End Avenue side, closest to the M66 and M72 crosstown routes.
Good to Know
Practical notes for Upper East Side patients
- From the East 60s and 70s the crosstown bus to Broadway is often quicker than going south and back north by train
- From the East 80s and 90s the 4 and 5 express to Grand Central is usually the fastest route to 46th Street
- Book at whichever office fits your route — both run the same hours and you can be seen at either
- Crosstown bus journey times vary with traffic across the park; the trains do not
Your Nearest Office
46th Street Office
12 E. 46th Street, Suite 501, New York, NY 10017
Mon 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Tue 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Wed 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Thu 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM · Fri 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Also available to you
Our Upper West Side office at 1995 Broadway, Suite 801 keeps the same hours and the same team, if it happens to be the easier trip. See that office.
What we treat, and how each treatment works, is set out on the services pages. New here? The new patient page covers forms, hours and what to bring.
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