Gunnar Hargus

Pathology bridges the gap between lab science and clinical care. It’s where tissue samples become answers. Gunnar Hargus operates at 622 W 168th St, a corridor dense with medical specialties in Washington Heights. The address places the practice steps from NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, a hub for diagnostic precision.

Microscopic analysis, frozen sections, molecular testing—these are the quiet tools of the trade. Patients rarely meet the pathologist, yet the reports shape treatment plans. A call to (212) 305-5697 connects referring physicians to the lab’s workflow, ensuring samples move through the right channels without delay. The neighborhood’s medical pulse means results often travel just floors away.

Directions to the office are straightforward: map here. No signage announces the practice to passersby, but the building’s directory lists it plainly. For those navigating the medical campus, the address is a fixed point in a landscape of shifting consults and rounds.