James Doolittle

James Doolittle practices physician assisting in Washington Heights, where the rhythm of the block moves between urgent care and routine follow-ups. The neighborhood knows the office address as 622 W 168th St, a straightforward walk from the subway or a quick ride down Broadway. They see a mix of patients who need acute care, preventive screenings, or help managing chronic conditions without the fanfare of a larger clinic.

Diagnostic imaging sits at one end of their workflow—blood work, X-rays, and specialist referrals handled on site or via trusted partners. Medication adjustments and routine check-ups slide into the schedule alongside urgent concerns like rashes or infections that show up without warning. Skin procedures and allergy testing round out the services people lean on most during colder months or whenever the Hudson pollen count rises.

Drivers and walkers alike can tuck the practice between errands; parking on side streets is hit-or-miss, but the 1 train’s 168th St station is less than five blocks west. Call ahead if an appointment isn’t already on the books—*(203) 482-1493—and leave the exact spelling of your name so they can pull your chart without delay.

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