Jeanette E Cueva, M.D.

The city’s steady hum outside isn’t going anywhere—you still need room to breathe inside it. Jeanette E Cueva, M.D. anchors mental-health support at 40 Park Ave, right where the East Side’s rhythm tightens but doesn’t snap. Talk therapy, diagnostic evaluation, med management—they cover a lot of ground simply because moods don’t always fit neat hour-long slots. Sooner or later someone’s going to realize a quick break from the sidewalk matters at least as much as the meeting they just barely made. You won’t spend three subway stops watching the blocks slide by: flatiron-adjacent means one-stop subway hops or five-minute cab rides once the crosstown bus decides to cough to life. And when the last train decides to ghost you, the 6 train at 28th still runs close enough that slipping past security takes less effort than arguing with an autofill form. The comfort’s in the commute math more than the curb appeal. In rooms unseen, they work with adults negotiating anxiety that trails like an unshaken soda can, couples whose silence isn’t golden anymore, and adolescents trying to read body language while the world uploads filters every second. Developmental check-ins, grief processing, ADHD strategies—everyone lands on a different page but ends up with the same goal: a version of equilibrium that doesn’t feel like compromise. Reach out at (212) 685-5373. Then pull up the map—traffic’s real, but the door doesn’t budge once you commit to walking inside.