Dr. Peter Green

Peace of mind after heartburn or bloating, or simply a routine screen: that’s what a Gastroenterologist handles. Here, at 21 Audubon Ave, New York, NY 10032, Dr. Peter Green keeps things focused. From colonoscopies and endoscopies to Helicobacter pylori breath tests and Celiac disease blood panels, the office handles the usual suspects—plus liver enzyme reviews and long-term IBD management. H. pylori eradication therapy and small-bowel capsule endoscopy round out the roster.

Across Washington Heights, patients settle in for straightforward answers. They call 212-555-0198 to set the ball rolling—no referral pad required unless your plan insists. Ultrasound-guided liver elastography sniffs out fibrosis, while fecal calprotectin tests track flare-ups without needles. Routine screening colonoscopies slot in around work schedules, and post-procedure dietary guidance stays practical.

Blending neighborhood convenience with precise diagnostics, the place sits above the subway shuffle. Routine workups for GERD and EoE share space with iron-deficiency anemia protocols and colorectal-cancer surveillance schedules. If your gut feels off or just needs a once-over, the line is the fastest way to lock in a slot.

Take the 1 train two stops north from 168 St, then walk four minutes—quick as a breath test. map gets you there without fuss.