Dr. Prabhjot Mundi

Above ground, Washington Heights hums with weekend traffic and weekend bodegas; below, in the quiet of a hospital corridor, oncology clinics handle hourly rounds of blood work and consultations. One of those corridors ends at an office where specialists concentrate on cancers that run deeper than neighborhood bedtime stories. Dr. Prabhjot Mundi accepts referrals for solid tumors, hematologic evaluations, second opinions on treatment resistance, onsite ultrasound guidance, palliative care coordination, and surveillance imaging review—basic list material in a field where specificity trumps generality.

The clinic occupies a single suite at 622 W 168th St, between Audubon and Fort Washington, a stretch better known for unobstructed Hudson views than for oncology marquees. Patients arrive by subway—1 train to 168th—or by car and ascend to the clinic directly; the building’s fluorescent numbering system makes drop-offs straightforward even at 6 p.m. Queues here lengthen only on biopsy day, when patients double back with pathology slips and insurance cards straight from the lab elevator.

Regardless of how you travel, the fastest route in is on Google Maps using the verified listing with turn-by-turn directions. Call (212) 305-5098 to arrange a visit this side of the Hudson, where the ceiling height alone feels like a small mercy.