John L Roglieri, MD

General practice medicine keeps the city running. In a neighborhood where every block has its own rhythm, a general practitioner serves as the quiet backbone—no frills, just the essentials. This isn’t the kind of place that advertises on subway cars or hands out branded stress balls. It’s the sort of office you find when you need it, not because it’s trending, but because it’s been there, steady and unassuming, for anyone who walks in.

The address—180 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10032

Phone calls still work here. If you’ve got questions or need to sort out an appointment, the number is (212) 305-1910—no automated menu, no hold music that loops for twenty minutes. It’s the kind of direct line that feels increasingly rare, like a landline in an era of endless notifications. The map won’t show you a neon sign or a grand entrance; it’ll just confirm what’s already there, unembellished and exact.

For directions, the building is where it’s always been. No surprises, no gimmicks—just a place that does what it says, which, in a city full of overpromises, is almost radical.