Lauren Titone

Emergency rooms don’t always feel like the right place to turn, but when minutes count, having a physician who listens can change everything. Lauren Titone practices at 21 Audubon Ave, a building that blends into Washington Heights’ steady rhythm of bodegas and subway rumbles. The address sits just off the 1 train, where the neighborhood’s energy shifts from hurried commuters to families settling in for the evening.

This isn’t a walk-in clinic or an urgent-care chain; it’s a single practitioner’s office where emergency care keeps its human scale. A restroom is available for patients, a small detail that speaks to the practical needs of anyone arriving in distress. The focus stays on acute situations—sudden fevers, fractures, or breathing troubles—without the overhead of a full hospital ward.

When the moment demands clarity, directions to the office are easy to pull up on your phone, or you can call (866) 463-2778 to confirm availability. The map pins the spot where Audubon meets 165th, a corner that’s seen generations of New Yorkers navigate health scares with quiet determination.