Chrisanna Dobrowolski, MD

Rheumatology doesn’t always get the spotlight, but it’s the quiet corner of medicine that keeps joints moving and flares in check. Chrisanna Dobrowolski, MD, works from an office on the second floor of a mid-rise just off Amsterdam Avenue. The address—440 W 114th St, Ste 230, New York, NY 10025—places her practice a short walk from Columbia’s campus, where the sidewalks hum with students and locals alike.

Managing conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or gout means regular visits, so having a specialist nearby can save hours of subway time. They handle everything from joint injections to medication adjustments and diagnostic work-ups. The neighborhood itself feels like a crossroads: cafés spill onto the pavement, and the mix of pre-war buildings and newer storefronts gives the block a lived-in rhythm.

If you need to book an appointment or ask about lab results, call (212) 523-4410. For directions, pull up the map here. Sometimes the simplest part of the visit is just knowing where to go.