David Anthony Crowe, MD

The neighborhood around 3959 Broadway knows what it means to grow up right. Here’s a pediatric cardiologist where families can bring questions about heart rhythms and murmurs without extra travel across town. Small intercepts can turn into lifelong track changes when specialists answer early, and they focus on diagnostic and outpatient workups you’d expect: echocardiograms, ECGs, Holter monitoring, stress testing, transesophageal echo, the usual screening progression before a child even notices. Visitors park on the street, keys dangling from the ignition until they reach the door. After brisk intakes, families step back out into the hum of Washington Heights, reassured or next in line for another round. Some leave clutching referral notes for local pediatricians who log the same benchmarks in silences brief enough to keep bedtimes early. A call ahead keeps corridors quiet and waiting moments predictable (212) 305-8509 rings directly to the scheduler. No automated auditoriums jammed between answering services; one connection shortens the gap between “maybe it’s nothing” and “let’s look again.” Head that way using the quickest route, breeze through uptown traffic, and glide straight to the curb with directions plotted on the map, especially if that echo reading needs space on today’s calendar.