David Neal Siegel, MD

New York's diagnostic imaging category lists 234 entries, but the number that matters more is 231, the count with a working phone on file. That gap between total listings and usable contact info is small here, which means most of these imaging centers and labs are reachable if you pick up the phone and dial. Fewer carry a website: 177 of the 234 link out to one, so calling first often beats hunting for a page that may not exist. Zip 10019 has the densest cluster with ten listings, useful if you're narrowing a search block by block in Manhattan before widening out.

None of these entries are labeled Sponsored, since this category hasn't turned on paid placement, so the sequence you scroll through reflects how records were entered, not any kind of preference or promotion. Call two or three that match your zip and insurance needs rather than assuming order equals relevance. If you run one of these imaging practices and the listed number no longer connects, you can claim the listing and fix the details, which spares the next New York patient a wasted call.