Kelly A. Healy, MD

Urologists play a quiet but essential role in New York’s healthcare network, addressing conditions that often go unmentioned until they demand attention. From routine screenings to more involved treatments, these specialists help manage everything from kidney stones to urinary tract disorders without fanfare. In Washington Heights, one such practice operates just off the main thoroughfares, where the neighborhood’s mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals keeps the demand steady and the expectations practical.

Kelly A. Healy, MD maintains an office at 161 Fort Washington Ave, a building that blends into the streetscape without drawing undue notice. The practice focuses on the types of care that patients tend to seek out only when necessary—prostate health, bladder issues, and incontinence evaluations, among others—offering a straightforward option in a part of the city where medical offices are as common as bodegas. Those who prefer to call ahead can reach the office at (212) 305-0114, though walk-ins are sometimes accommodated depending on the day’s schedule.

The area around Fort Washington Avenue has its own rhythm, with buses and subway lines making the trip predictable for most. For anyone unfamiliar with the exact location, directions are available here. If you’re already nearby, it’s the kind of place you’ll pass on the way to the grocery store without giving it a second thought—until you need it.