The Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center at Columbia Gastroenterology

The city already supports a number of medical clinics focused on gastroenterology, yet one address in Upper Manhattan carves out a distinct niche. The Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Center at Columbia Gastroenterology sits inside the Herbert Irving Pavilion where specialists coordinate care for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. New Yorkers navigating digestive-health questions often end up here after referrals or symptom tracking.

Find them at 161 Fort Washington Avenue, Suite 852A—eighth floor of the Irving Pavilion—between West 165th and 168th Streets. Gastroenterology practices cluster in academic medical buildings because they rely on imaging suites and infusion rooms just down the hall, and this site observes the same routine. When you need an appointment or a quick question answered, the phone (212) 305-1909 rings straight through to the front desk.

Plenty of Upper Manhattan patients already pass the Fort Washington entrance on their way to Columbia Irving’s main lobby. If you’re seeking the IBD Center, pull up their directions before you leave—elevators are faster than the long walk from the main entrance.