Dr. Gerardo Tapia

The second floor office at 140 Wadsworth Ave shelters a branch of mental-health care quietly embedded on the Upper Manhattan side streets. The neighborhood’s west-side blocks shift from storefronts to residential units just past 175th, giving the street a slower pulse than Broadway corridors a few blocks east. Psychiatrists practicing here often anchor their schedules around talk therapy, medication management, and integrative approaches to keep follow-ups consistent and outside demands manageable.

Walk-ups notice the discreet brass plaque by the vestibule, then ride the elevator to the designated suite. Inside the office, clinicians handle depression and anxiety disorders, mood fluctuations, adult ADHD evaluations, trauma counseling, and psychopharmacology adjustments—services listed in the welcome packet without fanfare. Since the address stays off the main drag, afternoon traffic is lighter and late commuters tend to park on side streets rather than fight Manhattan traffic.

Before leaving, grab the maps link to pinpoint the elevator entrance without circling the block twice: detailed directions put suite 206 in sharp focus. When you’re ready to coordinate an intake or check availability, dial (212) 543-9700 during weekday hours and leave a message if the line is busy; responses usually arrive the same day.