Jessica A Hennessey, MD, PhD

Cardiology in Upper Manhattan runs a careful course. Jessica A Hennessey, a cardiologist with an MD and a PhD, practices at 173 Fort Washington Avenue in New York, NY 10032. Near the Hudson’s wooded edge and the George Washington Bridge’s hum, heart patients arrive for specialized attention close to home. Consultations begin with detailed histories; diagnostic tests follow—echocardiograms, stress tests, ambulatory monitoring—each ordered with precision. Preventive care weighs conversations alongside labs and images. Risk stratification becomes a map, not guesswork. Rhythm disturbances—whether atrial fibrillation or bradyarrhythmias—get mapped and managed. Blood-pressure control tightens with evidence-based titration, not guesses. Patients leave with clear targets and sometimes new prescriptions, their next steps confirmed in print. Complex cases find a second look here. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, valvular disease, heart failure—conditions that call for layered expertise. Referrals to imaging suites, labs, and subspecialists flow straight from the same office, streamlining what could otherwise become a fragmented hunt. Even routine screenings benefit from this continuity, especially for adults juggling diabetes or hypertension alongside heart health. Find the practice by the hospital’s edge; the map shows exactly where. Call (212) 305-9940 for next steps. https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c2f7cd7c5570b9:0x5a78aeeea8db2c3c