Jacqueline Lamour, MD

Jacqueline Lamour, MD practices as a pediatrician; every year in East Harlem, families turn to local clinicians for routine well-child checks and acute care alike. The practice sits above 1468 Madison Avenue, convenient for anyone moving between Fifth and Pleasant avenues. The neighborhood has long been a hub for family medicine, where accessibility matters as much as expertise.

School physicals, flu shots, and developmental screenings figure among the frequent visits—chronic issues like asthma or allergies are managed as well. Infant weight checks, adolescent sports clearance, and adolescent health counseling round out a typical week’s work. Parents can also seek guidance on nutrition, sleep schedules, or milestones. The office doesn’t publish a menu of services; instead, families bring individual questions and leave with tailored next steps. Pediatric care here stays focused on the child’s stage of development, not on tomorrow’s headline.

Reach the practice by dialing (844) 733-7692; the front desk routes new families and urgent concerns without delay. Same-day slots open when cancellations occur, yet availability changes fast—parents often call at 7 a.m. to secure an afternoon slot. After the appointment, a quick elevator ride puts caregivers back on Madison, minutes from playgrounds and public transit. The avenue hums with pushchairs and after-school foot traffic, underscoring how routine visits fit into daily routines.

Find the entrance and plan your route via the map—the third floor is accessible by stairs or elevator. East Harlem’s mix of brownstones and newer buildings gives the block a steady pulse; strollers line the sidewalks on weekday afternoons.