Daniel Zimmerman

Psychiatry in the Financial District often feels like an afterthought, tucked between brokerages and delis. Daniel Zimmerman keeps an office at 11 Broadway #1168, a building whose elevator banks still smell faintly of last night’s takeout. The address places him a block from the Staten Island Ferry, where the weekday crowds thin out by late afternoon—useful if you prefer appointments without an audience.

On the eleventh floor, the practice handles mood disorders, anxiety, ADHD evaluations, and medication management without the institutional veneer of a hospital clinic. They also offer psychotherapy for individuals and couples, a combination that sidesteps the need to shuttle between two separate providers. The setup works well for anyone whose commute already includes a walk past the New York Stock Exchange.

Afternoons tend to fill quickly, so calling ahead is wise; (212) 320-2216 connects directly to the front desk. For directions, the map shows the entrance closest to the Rector Street subway. The neighborhood’s post-work quiet might even make the return trip feel less like a dash back to the office.