Cohen Alan

Medical clinics in Manhattan often blend into the city’s grid, offering quiet functionality amid the noise. Cohen Alan fits that pattern—no fanfare, just a listed practice at 113 W Washington Pl #9, a stretch of Greenwich Village where brick facades and low-key storefronts still outnumber chains. The address places it near the intersection of Sixth Avenue, a block where the neighborhood’s residential calm meets the hum of commuters heading uptown or downtown.

Clinics like this one handle the unglamorous but essential work of routine care, check-ups, and the occasional unexpected need. Restrooms are noted on-site, which, in a city where public facilities are scarce, can be a minor but meaningful detail for anyone running between appointments. The building itself is part of a classic Village row, where pre-war architecture and narrow stairwells remind you that space here has always been at a premium.

Contact details are straightforward: questions or scheduling can go through (212) 679-2424. No elaborate phone trees or automated prompts are promised—just a direct line, as these places tend to operate. For those who prefer to scope out the location first, the map pins it between a coffee shop that’s been there since the ’90s and a dry cleaner with a neon sign that flickers at dusk.

Directions, if needed, are a click away via this map link. It’s the kind of place you’d only notice if you were looking for it—or if you’ve lived in the neighborhood long enough to know which buzzers correspond to which offices.