Westchester County · New York
Health Optimization in Rye, NY
Protocol Health is a physician-led clinic at 700 White Plains Road in Scarsdale, roughly fifteen to twenty minutes west of Rye. Rye sits on Long Island Sound at the eastern edge of the county and we sit inland, so the trip runs across the middle of Westchester rather than up or down it. Rye patients come to us for medical weight loss, hormone optimization, peptide therapy and longevity care, in person in Scarsdale and by telehealth once care is established.
Book a ConsultationGetting to the clinic from Rye
Every route from Rye runs east to west across the county:
By the Hutchinson River Parkway
The usual way. Pick up the Hutch off Westchester Avenue or I-287 and head south and west to the Mamaroneck Road and Scarsdale exits — fifteen to twenty minutes outside rush hour.
By Boston Post Road and Weaver Street
The surface alternative when the parkway is heavy. Route 1 west through Mamaroneck, then Weaver Street north-west, which runs directly into Scarsdale and comes out near White Plains Road.
By Metro-North
Worth knowing before you plan around it: Rye is on the New Haven line and Scarsdale is on the Harlem line, so there is no single-seat ride between the two. A rail trip means changing lines. Nearly every Rye patient drives.
Protocol Health, 700 White Plains Road, Suite 30, Scarsdale, NY 10583 · (914) 415-5546
Services for Rye patients
Each option is available to Rye patients in person in Scarsdale or via telehealth when clinically appropriate.
Rye neighborhoods we care for
We see patients from across the city and the shoreline around it:
- Milton Point
- Greenhaven
- Indian Village
- Downtown Rye and Purchase Street
- The Forest Avenue and Midland Avenue side
Questions from Rye patients
How far is Protocol Health from Rye?
Fifteen to twenty minutes by car, most often by way of the Hutchinson River Parkway to the Scarsdale or Mamaroneck Road exits. Outside rush hour it is usually closer to fifteen.
Is there a direct train from Rye to the Scarsdale clinic?
No. Rye is a New Haven line station and Scarsdale is on the Harlem line, so the two are not connected by a single ride — you would have to change lines. The drive across the county is considerably quicker, and it is the way almost all of our Rye patients come.
Do you see patients from Rye Brook and Port Chester too?
Yes. Rye Brook, Port Chester, Harrison, Mamaroneck and Larchmont are all a similar drive, and we care for patients from across the Sound Shore at the Scarsdale clinic.
Care for Rye starts with a consultation
Wherever you are in Westchester County, our team will help you choose the path — in person in Scarsdale or virtual — that fits your life. Start with a short assessment.
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