Ededet Udo, MD

Women’s health clinics often cluster in midtown towers or quiet side streets, but Ededet Udo, MD anchors itself on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, where the rhythm of Harlem hums just outside. The practice operates from 2601 Frederick Douglass Blvd, New York, NY 10030, a stretch known more for its jazz legacy than its medical offices—yet here, routine screenings and specialized care share space with the neighborhood’s everyday pulse. Black-owned and women-led, the clinic offers a quiet counterpoint to the larger institutions uptown; its services remain grounded in the same principles that have guided Harlem’s community health initiatives for decades.

Appointments can be arranged by calling (212) 234-3433, a number that connects directly to the front desk without automated menus. Directions are straightforward: the clinic sits above a row of brownstones, its entrance marked by a discreet awning. For those navigating by transit or car, the map pinpoints the exact location: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f78cf4edc5f1:0x868fa2c073872ea4. The clinic’s presence on this corridor feels less like an interruption and more like a natural extension of the block—where health care isn’t an event, but a steady, familiar part of the street’s flow.