Elaine Y Wan, MD

Cardiology consultations in Washington Heights often mean a trip to the medical corridors near NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. Elaine Y Wan, MD operates from 177 Fort Washington Ave, a building that anchors the neighborhood’s clinical hub. The practice specializes in arrhythmia management, device implantation, and electrophysiological studies—services that draw patients from across the borough when routine EKGs reveal irregularities. Those navigating the system quickly learn that specialty referrals here tend to move efficiently, a small mercy in the sprawl of city healthcare.

Appointments are scheduled by calling (212) 342-1775, where staff confirm insurance details before assigning slots. The office sits a short walk from the 168th Street subway station, a convenience for Upper Manhattan residents who prefer not to transfer. For directions, the map at https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f7bb12aeb721:0x106bea8ab95ba4ee plots the quickest route from Broadway or Fort Washington Avenue. It’s the kind of address that blends into the daily rhythm of the neighborhood—unassuming, but reliably there when needed.