Hilary Yegen Robbins, MD

A West Side pulmonologist keeps an office above the fray at 622 W 168th St Fl 14, where respiratory care meets Manhattan commutes. The building itself is a standard brick tower east of Broadway, but the practice inside specializes in breathing disorders, interstitial lung disease, asthma management, and pulmonary function testing alongside sleep-disordered breathing. If the facade blends with the block’s heavy foot traffic, the work here is anything but ordinary.

Patients can book directly by ringing (212) 305-7771 or use a map to plot the route before heading upstairs. The office handles lung cancer screening, chronic cough evaluation, oxygen therapy, COPD treatment plans, and pre-operative pulmonary risk assessments—all routine steps that feel less so when the address sits a short walk from the 168th St subway stairs. For step-by-step directions, open this map link.