Brittany Fitzgerald, MSN, FNP-BC, CEN

Family Nurse Practitioner services in Upper Manhattan now have a compact, single-office option. Roam below 169th Street or above and you’ll skip the uptown rush without leaving the heights. Whether you need acute illness checks, chronic disease support, minor injury care, well-woman exams, or travel or school immunizations , the facility keeps common complaints from climbing the stairs to Columbia. Appointments aren’t advertised in glossy brochures—call or show up and the team fills gaps between larger clinics.

It sits tucked behind Audubon Terrace on 710 W 168th St, the old brick-wedge shape blocking institutional views of the George Washington Bridge. Washington Heights rolls north; Inwood hums south. The neighborhood grows taller in seed-bed micro-clinics, so the address reads less like a destination and more like another numbered door on a sidewalk you’re already walking.

The line into the vestibule is short; if you call ahead they’ll page you up. (877) 426-5637. Or spin your phone straight to the directions before you pass Audubon.