Dr. Raghav Tadepalli, MD

Anesthesiology keeps quiet moments steady when everything else moves fast; specialists step in where most patients rarely notice. Dr. Raghav Tadepalli, MD practices here at 550 1st Ave in Manhattan, a campus that links practical care with academic depth; serious perioperative attention meets everyday safety margins—pain management, critical care interventions, nerve blocks for surgery, post-op oversight, and sedation services across the schedule. The mix runs from knee replacements to endoscopic cases, balancing urgency with precision. Cardiac anesthesiology falls under that same precise umbrella. Most anesthesiologists rotate between ORs, ICUs, and pain clinics; this location sits inside Tisch Hospital’s orbit, where complex cases frequently spin into the elective day. Overheard in the hallways one recent afternoon: a patient asked about nerve blocks for chronic shoulder pain. The reply soon followed. To book or ask about availability, call (212) 263-5506. Confirmation often comes within the same day, depending on the service line you select. Three phone digits don’t usually carry much emotion—until the night before a spine fusion, when they suddenly do. For a clear route through midtown traffic and the hospital’s layered campus, pull up the map ahead of time; the entrance cluster changes with construction shifts. One stop ahead; then all that’s left is the quiet countdown.