Dr. Sonya Purushothaman

Most people notice a bruise or a rash, but the real story unfolds beneath the skin. Pathologists like Dr. Sonya Purushothaman translate those silent signals into clear medical answers, bridging the gap between what patients feel and what doctors need to know. Their work happens behind the scenes, yet it shapes nearly every diagnosis and treatment plan in modern medicine.

You’ll find her office at 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, in the academic pulse of Washington Heights. The neighborhood hums with a mix of hospital corridors and quiet side streets, where lab results and patient charts move just as quickly as the subway beneath them. Pathology practices here often serve teaching hospitals, so the work carries an extra layer of precision and curiosity.

Specialists in this field examine tissue samples, blood tests, and cellular patterns to detect diseases early or confirm suspicions. A phone call to (212) 305-6719 connects you directly to the office, where referrals and consultations are handled with the same attention to detail as the lab work itself. While patients rarely meet their pathologist face-to-face, the insights they provide become the foundation of care plans across specialties.

For directions or to confirm office details, the map pinpoints the exact location: here. The building blends into the medical campus, but the work inside keeps the whole system running smoothly.