Friedberg Dorothy N MD

A hematologist is the specialist who traces the story of your blood—red cells, white cells, platelets, clotting, and the proteins that hold everything together. The list of conditions they watch for spans anemia and clotting disorders to leukemia and lymphoma, and the tools at their disposal include bone marrow biopsies, flow cytometry, and genetic testing. When something in the bloodstream behaves unpredictably, a trained hematologist steps in to interpret the signals before they become louder problems.

Friedberg Dorothy N MD practices in the Flatiron district at 161 W 15th St # 7G, New York, NY 10011, where the quiet upper floors keep the focus on medicine rather than foot traffic. They order CBC panels, iron studies, and coagulation assays as routine, but the deeper work often involves targeted therapies for platelet disorders or monoclonal antibodies for certain blood cancers. A referral isn’t always required, so patients can arrive with a recent bruise, a stubborn low count, or a family history of bleeding tendencies.

To arrange an appointment, call (212) 255-0287 or pull up the building’s map and directions on Google: here. The elevator opens to suite 7G, where the clinical side begins.