Audrey Chun, MD

Geriatric care isn’t just about treating conditions—it’s about understanding how aging changes health needs, priorities, and daily life. Audrey Chun, MD specializes in exactly that, offering medical support tailored to older adults in the city. The practice operates from the 10th floor at 419 W 114th St, a building that blends into Morningside Heights without fanfare but houses a quiet expertise in managing chronic illnesses, medication adjustments, and preventive screenings for a population that often gets overlooked in standard care.

Finding a doctor who listens without rushing isn’t always easy, especially when mobility, memory, or multiple prescriptions complicate visits. This office focuses on thorough assessments—think fall risk evaluations, cognitive function checks, and coordination with specialists—so patients and families don’t have to piece together care on their own. The neighborhood itself, with its mix of long-time residents and Columbia University energy, feels like a fitting backdrop for a practice that bridges generations and medical disciplines.

Appointments can be scheduled by calling (212) 659-8552, and while the Upper West Side’s subway lines and bus routes make the area accessible, the building’s proximity to Riverside Park offers a low-key spot to decompress before or after a visit. For directions, the map here will guide you straight to the door: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f776f733ba77:0xd3542a19f153993a. The elevator bank is reliable, but if stairs are part of your routine, the ten flights might feel like a warm-up for the park’s gentle inclines.