Maggie Barilka, CCC - SLP

Speech pathology services in Upper Manhattan often cater to both pediatric and adult clients, addressing everything from articulation delays to post-stroke communication recovery. Maggie Barilka, CCC-SLP operates in this space, offering clinical support for those navigating speech, language, or swallowing challenges. The practice aligns with the structured approach typical of medical-adjacent services in the area, where precision and documentation play key roles.

The office sits at 180 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10032, a stretch of the city where institutional and residential needs overlap. This part of Washington Heights has long been a hub for healthcare providers, given its proximity to major medical centers and transit links. Clients arriving by subway or bus will find the location accessible, though street parking remains predictably tight.

Logistical notes for first-time visitors: the practice includes restroom access on-site, a detail that matters more than it might seem when coordinating therapy sessions for children or adults with mobility considerations. For scheduling or questions about services, the direct line is (212) 305-5289—no automated menus, just the standard professional exchange.

Those mapping their route can pull up directions to confirm building entry points or nearby landmarks. The address places it within walking distance of the A train’s 181st Street station, which simplifies transit for clients coming from other boroughs.