Haleh Stratton

On Sullivan Street, just south of Washington Square, the Haleh Stratton office keeps a low profile while handling a steady stream of routine and preventive care. The space sits tucked between brownstones at 214 Sullivan Street in Manhattan’s West Village, a block that hums with foot traffic most afternoons. Midtown’s pace feels distant here; the neighborhood favors quiet conversation over crowded elevators. Physician assistant services at this address cover annual check-ups, chronic illness follow-ups, and minor injury evaluations—nothing here pretends to be boutique, yet nothing arrives without a plan. Patients swing by for school and sports physicals, workplace DOT exams, and the occasional suture removal; after-hours emergencies usually redirect elsewhere, but weekday slots stay open for walk-ins that fit the schedule. One local habit: drop-in urine drug screens on Tuesday and Thursday mornings when labs upstairs clear out. Call (212) 385-3700 to lock in an exact slot and ask whether same-day labs can be wrapped into the visit; staff will quote co-pays up front so the bill doesn’t linger. Walk-ups sometimes slide in after 11 a.m.—show up early if you need the gap before lunch. Directions live at the neighborhood corner: this map keeps the building in view whenever the 6 train lets you off at Bleecker and you head west.