Hoosna Haque

New York has no shortage of OB-GYNs. Finding one in Washington Heights can still feel like a search.

Hoosna Haque practices at 622 W 168th St, a stretch of the neighborhood where the subway grates hum and bodega awnings cast long shadows. Routine exams, prenatal visits, contraceptive counseling, menopause management, and minor gynecologic procedures are all handled here—no need to cross boroughs for basic care. The building itself is a familiar brick mid-rise; the entrance sits between a pharmacy and a halal cart that always smells of cumin.

Patients typically reach the office by calling (646) 754-3106 to schedule. Same-day appointments sometimes open up, though the line can get busy after lunch. Most people arrive by the 1 train at 168th Street, then walk past the hospital complex toward Broadway. The area is dense with clinics, so it’s easy to mix up doorways—double-check the address before stepping inside.

For directions, pull up the map: here. If you’re coming from the George Washington Bridge, take the A train downtown and transfer at 168th; the walk is shorter than it looks.