Dr. Kathryn Dortzbach, MD

Anesthesiology keeps critical operations running smoothly, bridging immediate care with long-term patient safety. Dr. Kathryn Dortzbach, MD anchors this responsibility at a discreet 14th Street location in Manhattan. Between epidurals and nerve blocks, the practice handles everything from labor analgesia to chronic pain interventions. Neurological monitoring plays a key role, rounding out care that pairs precision with adaptability. A focus on pain management echoes through the office’s protocol-driven service list.

The consultation suite sits inside a 19th-century tenement near Union Square, an address that reads 310 E 14th St, New York, NY 10003. Patients trust the quieter side streets here for predictable clinic traffic and quick public-transit access. Local residents on their way to Washington Irving High School pass by daily, often stopping for urgent walk-ins when plans shift unexpectedly.

A single phone line hums with both appointment requests and follow-up clarifications: 212-979-4000. The same number functions as a direct conduit whether the call involves postoperative instructions or pre-op counseling before orthopedic or cardiac cases. Internists and surgeons alike use it to relay updated histories—bypassing switchboards that can stall clinical timelines.

The final block offers an uncluttered path to the entrance. Print-friendly directions hover online if transit strikes are announced: quick map & route. At street level, Alphabet City’s late-day food carts mark a quiet neighborhood shift toward nightlife protocols.