Seung Kang

Infections don’t follow calendars, and neither should care. Seung Kang focuses on infectious disease medicine from an office corner near Morningside Heights in central Harlem. The neighborhood’s pulse—students, professionals, and longtime residents—passes through these blocks daily, making practical access to specialist care more important than location alone. Accuracy matters when treatment pathways are unclear, and that reliability starts with clear contact details.

123 W 124th St anchors a stretch of storefronts, coffee shops, and walk-up apartments. The practice keeps its scope tight but crucial: HIV management, hepatitis treatment, travel immunizations, tuberculosis screening, Lyme diagnosis, and post-exposure prophylaxis all fall within one intake line. What visitors notice most is how routine infectious-illness questions get (212) 531-1300 answered the same afternoon.

The walk from the 1 train at 125th takes less than five minutes under most weather. Once inside the lobby’s buzz fades quickly because the appointment is scheduled, the paperwork is ready, and the map link is always close at hand. directions land you at the door rather than in a duplicate list of transit stops.