Advanced nuclear medicine diagnostics at the intersection of precision imaging and compassionate care — in the heart of Manhattan.
The Nuclear Medicine department at Weill Cornell Medicine brings together decades of clinical expertise, cutting-edge molecular imaging technology, and a commitment to patient-centered care that defines the Weill Cornell standard.
Our physicians and technologists specialize in interpreting the subtle signals of metabolic and physiological processes — revealing disease at its earliest stages, guiding treatment with precision, and monitoring response with accuracy that conventional imaging cannot match.
Positron emission tomography combined with computed tomography provides detailed metabolic and anatomical information for oncology, cardiology, and neurology applications.
Single-photon emission computed tomography with CT fusion delivers high-resolution functional imaging for bone, cardiac, thyroid, and renal studies.
Targeted radionuclide therapies for conditions including thyroid disorders, neuroendocrine tumors, and palliative bone pain management.
Comprehensive nuclear medicine procedures including renal dynamics, gallbladder ejection fraction, pulmonary ventilation/perfusion, and infection imaging.
We believe that the most meaningful diagnostic information emerges when technology serves clinical reasoning — not the other way around. Each nuclear medicine study at Weill Cornell is approached as a diagnostic problem requiring thoughtful protocol selection, meticulous acquisition, and expert interpretation.
Your referring physician's clinical question guides our protocol selection and tracer choice.
Board-certified technologists optimize image quality while adhering to ALARA principles for radiation safety.
Faculty nuclear medicine physicians correlate imaging findings with clinical context for actionable reports.
Results are communicated promptly to your referring physician with direct consultation available.
520 East 70th Street
New York, NY 10021-9800
Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Physicians may refer patients by phone or fax. For patient inquiries, please call our main line during business hours.