Jean C. Emond, MD

The Upper Manhattan surgeon you’ll find on the 14th floor at 622 W 168th St treats everything from routine procedures to complex cases. Specialties run the gamut— orthopedics, trauma, laparoscopic and robotic surgery—all within reach a few blocks from the George Washington Bridge entrance. The building sits in a tight-knit stretch of Washington Heights where longtime residents and hospital staff cross paths daily.

Driving into the area, the address blends into the rhythm of apartment buildings and hospital wings. From the FDR up the West Side Highway, the drive’s straightforward: exit at 175th and head west a block, then north on Cabrini Boulevard. Parking is tight but manageable on side streets before and after school hours. Pedestrians cut through the tree-lined blocks near Fort Washington Avenue, a reminder that the neighborhood still moves at its own measured pace.

Call ahead when planning a visit. Reach (212) 305-0914 to confirm details, then plot your route via the map for door-to-door turns. Arrive five minutes early; the elevator from the lobby to the 14th floor is quick but still a small wait during peak hours.