Pamela H Nguyen, DO

Washington Heights anchors the northern tip of Manhattan—where elevated trains rumble and the Hudson’s breeze mixes with city rhythms. Pamela H Nguyen, DO practices radiology here, at 710 W 168th St. Between bone densitometry and coronary CTA, the practice leans on precision imaging to clarify next steps without the usual scatter.

She interprets MRI scans of knees or shoulders; CT studies of the chest, abdomen, or sinuses; and she reviews bone density studies for osteoporosis screening. Ultrasound exams—thyroid, abdomen, or pelvic—also pass through the reading room. Angiographic interpretations and cardiac CT for calcium scoring round out the roster of services offered on site.

A call to (877) 426-5637 brings you straight to scheduling or results follow-up; the line handles routine questions and urgent referrals alike. No gatekeepers, no endless loops—just a direct route to the scheduling desk or the radiologist’s inbox.

Use the map for door-to-door navigation, then walk the final block under the elevated 1 train arches. The building sits mid-block on 168th between Broadway and Fort Washington Avenue—one flight up, no maze of corridors.