Dr. Vivek K. Moitra, MD

Anesthesiology sits at the hinge of surgery and safety—monitoring, managing, and mitigating pain before, during, and after procedures. Dr. Vivek K. Moitra, MD delivers that focus on the Upper Manhattan side of Washington Heights, where the medical meets the neighborhood. The specialty bridges critical care and precision dosing, a balance as old as modern medicine itself. Patients here arrive anticipating the technical without always knowing the layers beneath the surface.

His practice calls 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032 home, a storefront-lined block south of the George Washington Bridge. Nearby, apartment buildings stack like books on a shelf, anchoring the clinic in daily rhythms. MetroCard swipes and stroller wheels mix outside; inside, the aim is calm before the intervention. The address is practical first, quiet second, surrounded by the city’s steady pulse.

Call (212) 305-9876 when referrals arrive with attached paperwork or when questions surface about nerve blocks, epidurals, or sedation options. Procedures like monitored anesthesia care, thoracic epidurals, and postoperative pain rounds are part of the conversation. In this field, clarity precedes consent—dosages, risks, and recovery timelines laid out clearly. The phone connects directly, not through layers or receptionists.

Reach the office via the map at directions here; the route unfolds along Broadway with predictable traffic and a few sharp turns. Once parked or dropped off, the building’s blue tile facade stands plain but reliable—no frills, just function. The final stretch from the sidewalk to the door is the same one residents take every day.