Jessica Giordano, MS, CGC

Genetic counseling bridges science and personal health. Jessica Giordano, MS, CGC offers this specialized guidance in a corner of Upper Manhattan where Broadway cuts through Washington Heights. The neighborhood’s mix of historic apartment buildings and modern clinics sets the stage for a practice focused on clarity—where complex information meets individual needs. Restrooms are available for clients, a small but practical detail that reflects the thoughtful approach behind the services here.

Choosing to explore genetic counseling often comes at a pivotal moment. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all field; it’s about translating technical data into actionable insights. Some arrive with questions about inherited conditions, others seek perspective on family planning, and many simply want to understand what their genetic makeup might mean for the future. The address—3959 Broadway, New York, NY 10032—places the office within reach of subway lines and bus routes, making it accessible to those traveling from across the boroughs. No frills, no grand promises; just a space where information is the priority.

Scheduling a session starts with a call to (212) 305-4636, where logistics are handled without fanfare. For first-time visitors, checking the map beforehand can smooth the way—especially useful in a city where street numbers and building entrances don’t always align as expected. The process, from booking to consultation, stays grounded in what matters most: answers, not assumptions.