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Our Stamford office is conveniently located on West Main Street (Route 1), just off I-95 Exit 6. Whether you're coming from the Glenbrook neighborhood, the Turn of River area, or downtown Stamford, you're never far from our door.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902

From Downtown Stamford

Head west on Main Street (Route 1) from the downtown area, passing Stamford Town Center mall and continuing past the I-95 overpass. Stay on West Main Street for approximately 1.5 miles. Our office is on the left, in the same stretch as the ShopRite Plaza at 2000 West Main Street. Look for our building at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2.

From I-95 (Northbound or Southbound)

From I-95 Northbound: Take Exit 6. Turn right onto Harvard Avenue at the second light. Follow Harvard Avenue until it ends at Route 1 (West Main Street) and turn left. Our office is just ahead on the left.

From I-95 Southbound: Take Exit 6 (West Avenue). Merge onto Grenhart Road, then turn left onto West Avenue. Take your first right onto Harvard Avenue. Follow Harvard to Route 1 and turn left. We are located at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, on the left.

From the Merritt Parkway

Take Exit 9 (Long Ridge Road / CT-104). Turn right off the exit heading south on Long Ridge Road. Follow Long Ridge Road for approximately 2 miles to the Bull's Head intersection, where Long Ridge Road meets High Ridge Road, Bedford Street, and Summer Street. Continue straight onto Bedford Street heading south. Follow Bedford Street for approximately 1 mile to West Main Street (Route 1). Turn right onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street will be a short distance ahead on the left.

By Train

Stamford Transportation Center is served by Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line, with frequent service throughout the day. From the station, our office is approximately 2 miles west on Route 1. A taxi or rideshare from Stamford station takes about 5 to 7 minutes. The CT Transit bus route 312 also runs along West Main Street and stops near our office.

Distance: Approximately 9 miles | 12 to 15 minutes by car

Getting from Norwalk to Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates in Stamford is a quick trip down I-95. Whether you're heading out from the SoNo district, the Route 7 corridor, or the East Norwalk waterfront, you can be at our door in about 15 minutes.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902

Driving from Norwalk

From Norwalk, take I-95 South toward Stamford and New York. Continue for approximately 7 miles, passing the Darien exits. Take Exit 6 (West Avenue) in Stamford. Merge onto Grenhart Road and turn left onto West Avenue. Take your first right onto Harvard Avenue. Follow Harvard Avenue to the end, where it meets Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn left onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, will be on the left, near the ShopRite Plaza.

Alternate Route: If you prefer to avoid the highway, take Route 1 (Connecticut Avenue) south from Norwalk. Continue through Darien, where the road is known as the Post Road, and then through Greenwich, where it becomes Putnam Avenue. The road continues into Stamford as West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street is on the left. This route takes about 20 to 25 minutes depending on traffic.

By Train from Norwalk

Norwalk residents who commute to New York City via Metro-North's New Haven Line have a built-in advantage: Stamford station is on your route. Trains departing from South Norwalk reach Stamford in roughly 15 to 20 minutes. You can conveniently schedule an appointment on your way into the city in the morning, or stop at Stamford on your ride home in the evening. From Stamford station, our office is a quick 5-to-7-minute taxi or rideshare ride west along Route 1.

Distance: Approximately 15 miles | 20 to 25 minutes by car

White Plains residents are closer to our Stamford office than many realize. A short drive across the state line puts you at our door in about 20 minutes, with a straightforward route that avoids New York City traffic entirely.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902
Phone: (203) XXX-XXXX

Driving from White Plains

From downtown White Plains, head east on I-287 East toward Port Chester and Connecticut. Follow I-287 for about 10 miles until it merges with I-95 North at the state line near Port Chester. Continue on I-95 North into Connecticut, passing through Greenwich. Take Exit 6 in Stamford. Turn right onto Harvard Avenue at the second traffic light, then follow it to Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn left, and you will find our office at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, on the left.

Alternate Route via Hutchinson River Parkway: From White Plains, take the Hutchinson River Parkway north as it crosses into Connecticut and becomes the Merritt Parkway. Take Merritt Parkway Exit 9 (Long Ridge Road / CT-104). Turn right heading south on Long Ridge Road for approximately 2 miles to the Bull's Head intersection. Continue straight onto Bedford Street, then follow it south for about 1 mile to Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn right onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street will be on the left. This route offers a tree-lined, scenic drive and avoids I-95 entirely.

By Train from White Plains

White Plains is served by Metro-North's Harlem Line, which is a separate line from the New Haven Line that serves Stamford. A direct train connection is not available, so driving is the recommended option for most patients coming from White Plains. However, the CT Transit I-Bus (Route 971) provides express service between White Plains and downtown Stamford, with a travel time of roughly 30 to 35 minutes. The bus arrives at the Stamford Transportation Center, where you can take a taxi or rideshare to our office in about 5 to 7 minutes. For commuters who travel through Grand Central Terminal, you could also take the New Haven Line from Grand Central to Stamford on your way home and schedule an appointment as a stop along the way.

Distance: Approximately 22 miles | 25 to 35 minutes by car

Bridgeport patients looking for specialized ophthalmic care will find our Stamford office well worth the short drive down I-95. Whether you are coming from the downtown area near Seaside Park, the Black Rock neighborhood, or the Route 8 corridor, the trip to our office takes about half an hour.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902

Driving from Bridgeport

From Bridgeport, take I-95 South toward Stamford and New York. You will travel through Fairfield, Westport, Norwalk, and Darien before entering Stamford. Take Exit 6 (West Avenue). Merge onto Grenhart Road and turn left onto West Avenue. Take your first right onto Harvard Avenue and follow it to Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn left onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, is just ahead on the left near the ShopRite Plaza. During peak commute hours, allow a few extra minutes, as the stretch between Norwalk and Stamford on I-95 can be heavy with traffic.

Alternate Route via the Merritt Parkway: For a less congested option, take Route 8 North to the Merritt Parkway (Route 15) heading southwest. Follow the Merritt Parkway through Trumbull, Fairfield, Westport, and Norwalk. Take Exit 9 (Long Ridge Road / CT-104) and turn right heading south on Long Ridge Road for about 2 miles to the Bull's Head intersection. Continue straight onto Bedford Street and follow it south for about 1 mile to West Main Street (Route 1). Turn right. Our office at 2046 West Main Street will be on the left. Please note that commercial vehicles and trucks are not permitted on the Merritt Parkway.

By Train from Bridgeport

Bridgeport station is a major stop on Metro-North's New Haven Line, and Stamford station is a direct ride to the south. The trip takes approximately 35 to 45 minutes, with trains running roughly every 30 minutes throughout the day. If you commute to New York City from Bridgeport, Stamford is a natural stop along your route. You can plan a morning appointment and catch a later train into Grand Central, or stop on the way home in the afternoon. From Stamford station, a taxi or rideshare to our office takes about 5 to 7 minutes heading west on Route 1.

Distance: Approximately 18 miles | 20 to 25 minutes by car

New Rochelle is just across the state line from Connecticut, and reaching our Stamford office is a quick, easy drive north on I-95. Patients from New Rochelle consistently tell us the trip feels shorter than expected, passing through the quiet communities of Larchmont, Rye, and Greenwich before arriving at our door.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902

Driving from New Rochelle

From downtown New Rochelle near the New Roc City entertainment complex, head to I-95 North. Follow I-95 through Larchmont, Mamaroneck, and Rye in Westchester County. Continue across the Connecticut state line through Greenwich. Take Exit 6 in Stamford. Turn right onto Harvard Avenue at the second traffic light and follow it to Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn left onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, will be on your left.

Alternate Route via US-1 (Boston Post Road): For a scenic local-road option, take US-1 (Boston Post Road) north through Larchmont, Mamaroneck, Rye, and Port Chester. Cross the state line into Greenwich, where the road becomes West Putnam Avenue. Continue through Greenwich and into Stamford, where the road becomes West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street is on the right. This route takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes but avoids highway traffic entirely.

By Train from New Rochelle

New Rochelle sits right on Metro-North's New Haven Line, which means you have a direct train to Stamford with no transfers required. The ride takes approximately 20 to 25 minutes heading northeast. For commuters who work in Manhattan, here is a convenient option: on your evening ride home from Grand Central, simply stay on the train past your usual New Rochelle stop and exit at Stamford. Schedule a late-afternoon appointment, see us after work, and catch the next train back to New Rochelle. Trains run frequently during peak hours. From Stamford station, a quick 5-to-7-minute taxi or rideshare ride brings you to our office on West Main Street.

Distance: Approximately 25 miles | 30 to 40 minutes by car

Yonkers may sit on the western side of Westchester County, but getting to our Stamford office is simpler than you might think. Several highway routes connect you to our practice without the need to go anywhere near New York City traffic. Many of our Yonkers patients are pleasantly surprised by how manageable the drive is.

Greenwich Ophthalmology Associates
2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, Stamford, CT 06902

Driving from Yonkers

Recommended Route via Cross County Parkway and Hutchinson River Parkway: From Yonkers, take the Cross County Parkway East (this picks up easily from Central Park Avenue, the Saw Mill River Parkway, or the New York Thruway). Follow the Cross County Parkway to the Hutchinson River Parkway heading north. Continue as the Hutchinson crosses the state line into Connecticut and becomes the Merritt Parkway. Take Merritt Parkway Exit 9 (Long Ridge Road / CT-104). Turn right heading south on Long Ridge Road for about 2 miles to the Bull's Head intersection. Continue straight onto Bedford Street and follow it south for about 1 mile to Route 1 (West Main Street). Turn right onto West Main Street. Our office at 2046 West Main Street, Suite 2, is a short distance ahead on the left.

Alternate Route via I-87 and I-287: Take I-87 (New York Thruway) North from Yonkers to I-287 East. Follow I-287 East through White Plains toward Port Chester and the Connecticut state line, where I-287 merges onto I-95 North. Take I-95 North into Stamford and exit at Exit 6. Turn right onto Harvard Avenue at the second light, follow it to Route 1 (West Main Street), and turn left. Our office at 2046 West Main Street is on the left. This route is a good option if you are coming from eastern Yonkers near the Thruway.

By Train from Yonkers

Yonkers is served by Metro-North's Hudson Line, which runs along the Hudson River into Grand Central Terminal rather than through Stamford. Because of this, there is no direct train service between Yonkers and Stamford. Driving is the most practical option for Yonkers patients. However, if you commute to Manhattan via the Hudson Line, you could take the New Haven Line from Grand Central to Stamford on the return trip. Trains to Stamford depart Grand Central frequently, and the ride takes about 50 minutes to one hour on a local train, or roughly 45 minutes on an express. From Stamford station, our office is a short 5-to-7-minute taxi or rideshare ride to the west.