Amanda L. Bergner, MS, LCGC

Genetic counseling occupies a quiet but essential space in healthcare—somewhere between clinical testing and deeply personal decision-making. It’s a field where science meets empathy, where complex information gets translated into actionable understanding. Amanda L. Bergner, MS, LCGC operates within this niche, offering guidance that bridges medical data and individual circumstances. The work here isn’t about quick fixes or generic advice; it’s about navigating the nuances of hereditary conditions, reproductive risks, or diagnostic uncertainties. For those who’ve ever left a doctor’s office with more questions than answers, this kind of support can be the missing piece.

The office sits at 710 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, a stretch of the city where medical facilities and academic institutions blur together—practical, unpretentious, and geared toward purpose. A restroom on-site means one less thing to worry about during what might already be a layered visit. Questions before or after an appointment? The phone line, (877) 426-5637, connects directly to the practice. And if you’re plotting the route, the map cuts through the guesswork. Some places exist to solve problems; others exist to help you understand them first.