Audubon Clinic

The Audubon Clinic is part of the Washington Heights Community Service. Our mission is to provide quality, culturally sensitive, recovery-oriented, evidence based treatment to all our clients. We serve adults, 18 years and older in the local community, which is predominantly Hispanic. We specialize in the treatment of psychotic disorders (e.g., Schizophrenia or Schizoaffective Disorder) or major affective disorders (e.g., Bipolar Disorder or Major Depression); though have the ability to treat all psychiatric illnesses. All services are available to all eligible clients regardless of ability to pay and are available in Spanish and English.

Our staff, comprised of psychiatrists, nurses, psychologists, social workers, recreational and occupational therapists, mental health therapy aides and peer providers works diligently to create individualized treatment plans for all their clients. Many of our professional staff hold appointments at the Columbia University Medical School and we are a teaching clinic for nurses, social workers and psychiatrists from Columbia University and the New York State Psychiatric Institute.

The clinic offers a variety of services such as psychopharmacologic management, case management and in some cases, individual therapy. There is also a Day Treatment Program where group therapy is the primary treatment modality, a Transitional Employment Program as well as Individual Placement and Support Services. We have the ability to provide injectable medications, laboratory testing and also conduct outreach visits when needed. Family Therapy and Dietician Evaluations on-site are provided as needed.

The Audubon Clinic is located at:
513 West 166th, 4th floor
NYC, NY 10032

Please call 212-928-8300 for general information.