Dr. Elizabeth Stone

Washington Heights sees its share of medical specialists, but pathologists are rarely the ones patients think to name. Dr. Elizabeth Stone practices at 622 W 168th St, a building most New Yorkers recognize from the street without realizing what happens inside. The work—examining tissue samples, interpreting lab results, consulting on diagnoses—happens quietly, away from the usual clinic buzz.

Pathology isn’t a field that invites walk-ins, yet its role in medicine is anything but peripheral. Doctors rely on precise reports to shape treatment plans, and those reports often originate here. The address places the practice within the Columbia University Irving Medical Center orbit, a detail that shapes the rhythm of the neighborhood more than the occasional white coat might suggest.

Directions and contact details are straightforward. The office can be reached at (212) 305-6719, though most communication flows through referring physicians rather than direct calls. For anyone needing to pinpoint the location, the map remains the most reliable guide: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f69c6e509601:0x1c88262205046880.