Antonio Tito Fojo, MD

Over on the Upper Manhattan medical row, oncology care converges at 161 Fort Washington Avenue, ninth floor. Surrounded by the bustle of the Fort Washington neighborhood, the office sits where patients can find a focused approach to cancer treatment without venturing downtown. The building itself fronts Fort Washington Ave, across from the leafy edge of Bennett Park, making it a straightforward stop between appointments or after a stroll along the Palisades border.

The practice is run by Antonio Tito Fojo, MD, a physician who centers treatment on targeted drug therapy, surgical oncology coordination, and immunotherapy pathways. Hormone therapy for certain cancers and biopsy and staging evaluation round out the core offerings. Standard follow-ups include CT/PET scan interpretation and chemotherapy infusion oversight, all managed within the same facility so referrals and results move quickly. Patients also have access to clinical-trial intake when appropriate evidence emerges.

Reaching the office is simple: call (212) 305-5098 weekdays to confirm availability or leave a message. No extra steps—just dial and talk to the front desk about radiation oncology referrals or urgent symptom checks. The floor directory lists Antonio Tito Fojo, MD clearly, so walk-ins know exactly where to go once they arrive. The entrance is on the Fort Washington side of the building, elevator access included.

For a map and step-by-step walking or subway route, use the directions. The route auto-adjusts for current subway delays or weekend closures, so travelers can plan around real-time transit snags. Whether coming from the 1 train at 168th St or via the M4 bus, the building’s front door is an easy landmark in the Heights medical cluster.