Doreen Chung

Urology might not be the first specialty that comes to mind when thinking about neighborhood healthcare, but it plays a quiet, essential role in the rhythm of any medical community. The field addresses conditions that can disrupt daily life in ways both subtle and significant, from urinary tract concerns to kidney health and beyond. In a city where every block hums with its own energy, having a trusted urologist nearby can make a difference—especially when time and accessibility matter.

Doreen Chung practices at 622 W 168th St, a stretch of Upper Manhattan where the pulse of Washington Heights meets the steady presence of Columbia University Irving Medical Center. The area is a mix of long-time residents and students, all navigating the same streets and subway lines, all needing care that fits into their routines. Whether it’s managing chronic conditions, addressing sudden symptoms, or exploring preventive options, the practice focuses on the full spectrum of urological health, including prostate health, bladder issues, and kidney stone management.

For anyone in the neighborhood—or those willing to make the trip—appointments can be arranged by calling (212) 305-0114. The office isn’t just another name in the directory; it’s part of a network of care that keeps the borough running. When directions are needed, the map will guide you to a building where the focus stays on the patient, not the surroundings.