Yoanna S Pumpalova, MD

Oncology practices in Upper Manhattan often serve as quiet anchors in neighborhoods where medical needs run deep. These offices handle more than diagnoses—they coordinate treatment plans, monitor progress, and offer guidance through some of life’s most uncertain moments. Yoanna S Pumpalova, MD operates from the eighth floor at 161 Fort Washington Ave, a building that sits just steps from the hustle of Broadway but feels removed from the city’s usual pace.

Cancer care demands precision, and the services here reflect that: chemotherapy administration, symptom management, clinical trial referrals, and long-term follow-up all fall under the same roof. Patients arrive from Washington Heights, Inwood, and beyond, drawn by the proximity to NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center, where many treatments are coordinated. The address places the practice within walking distance of the 1 train and several bus routes, a detail that matters when appointments become part of a weekly rhythm.

Questions about scheduling or next steps can be directed to (646) 317-2321, where staff handle calls during weekday hours. For those unfamiliar with the area, a quick check of the map confirms the office’s position near the hospital’s main entrance, making it easier to plan a visit. The practice moves at the pace of necessity, not urgency, which is often what patients need most.