Location & Directions

Forticell Bioscience, Inc.
3960 Broadway
New York, NY 10032-1543
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Forticell Bioscience, Inc. is located in the Audubon Business & Technology Center, which lies adjacent to the campus of the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center in upper Manhattan, only blocks from the George Washington Bridge and minutes from the three New York metropolitan area airports. It is bordered by Broadway, St. Nicholas Avenue, 166th Street to the north and 165th Street to the south. Audubon Business & Technology Center is easily accessed by public transportation. Entrance is on 166th Street.

From Manhattan: From the West Side, take the "A" or #1 subway line uptown (toward the Bronx), or the M4 or M5 bus lines. If you are driving, take the Westside Highway (Henry Hudson Parkway) to 178th Street. Take a right onto Broadway and proceed south to 165th Street. We are located on the 2nd floor of the Audubon Business and Technology building.

From Westchester or Connecticut: The Metro North train brings you to Grand Central Station. Take the shuttle "S" or #7 subway to Times Square and follow the directions from Manhattan. If you are driving, take the Merritt Parkway to the Cross Bronx Expressway to the Henry Hudson Parkway to 178th Street. Take a right onto Broadway and proceed south to 165th Street.

From New Jersey: Cross the George Washington Bridge. From the upper level, bear right off the bridge, follow signs for 178th Street and proceed to Broadway (2nd traffic light.) Take a right, heading south and continue to 165th Street. From the lower level, bear right off the bridge and follow signs for 178th Street. Take a right at the light onto Ft. Washington Avenue and follow to 165th Street. Make a left at 165th Street and continue to St. Nicholas Avenue. Make a left on St. Nicholas Avenue. The Audubon Business & Technical Center is on the left.

Parking: Ample parking for the Audubon Business & Technology Center is located on St. Nicholas Avenue, between 165th and 166th Streets (parking lot is attached to the Forticell building)