Tiffany Murano

Urgent care isn’t optional.

Emergency physicians like Tiffany Murano handle the moments when minutes matter—sudden fevers, deep cuts, or breathing trouble that can’t wait. Washington Heights has its share of late-night scrapes and weekend mishaps; having a clinician nearby means the difference between a long ride and quick stabilization. The practice operates from 622 W 168th St, a block where the hum of the city meets the quieter rhythm of residential life.

Neighbors often remark how the address feels familiar—right by the hospital, yet distinct enough to stand on its own. No need to navigate a sprawling campus; the entrance is straightforward, and the map confirms it’s just steps from the 1 train. When the unexpected happens, proximity saves time; that’s why locals keep the number handy.

Call (212) 305-9921 when symptoms spike or accidents occur. The line connects directly to the team that can assess, treat, and decide whether home care or further intervention is needed. No appointments are required; walk-ins are seen in the order of urgency, not arrival.

For directions, pull up the map—it’s the kind of place you hope you never need, but are glad exists when you do.