Karen Lisa Antler, NP

Nurse practitioners deliver primary care alongside physicians, bridging gaps with holistic, patient-centered services for all ages. Their training spans acute and chronic condition management, routine exams, health education, and chronic disease monitoring. Across New York City’s neighborhoods, these providers anchor accessible care in clinics and private offices alike.

The Upper Manhattan practice at 173 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10032 offers straightforward access to care without hospital detours. Appointments there cover annual checkups, women’s health screenings, pediatric check-ins, and chronic illness follow-ups in one streamlined flow. Immunizations and travel consultations are also available for patients on the move.

To coordinate your visit, call (212) 305-6003 during regular scheduling hours—the voicemail prompts walk you through the next steps. Same-day openings sometimes appear on the schedule, though booking ahead is recommended during peak seasons. The office keeps its schedule tight to respect patient time and provider availability.

Find the practice’s map for directions before heading out; Manhattan traffic can shift plans quickly. The building sits near bus lines and a short walk from the subway, making it a practical stop between errands or daily commutes.