Union Square & the Upper West Side
Concierge Psychiatry in New York City
One physician, one deep therapeutic alliance.

Dr. Kavin Fatehchand, MD, PhD
Columbia-trained psychiatrist in New York
- 60-minute initial evaluation
- Direct access between appointments
- Adults & Teens
- Two Manhattan offices

Dr. Kavin Fatehchand, MD, PhD
Columbia-trained psychiatrist in New York
Concierge Psychiatry in New York City
Four things about my clinic
1) The initial visit runs 60 minutes
2) Therapy and medication live in one relationship here: the person adjusting a prescription is the same person who knows your story.
3) You reach me directly, by phone or text, and I get back to you. A dose reaction or a hard week doesn't wait for the next appointment.
4) I deliberately carry a small panel of patients. Fewer patients means I know you, for real.

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Physicians Trained at Harvard, Columbia, and Tufts
Dr. Kavin's NYC practice is part of Caroline Fu Psychiatry — a small group where every clinician is a physician, not a marketplace of prescribers.
Offices in New York and Boston, one standard of care.
Concierge Care Gives Us Time To Deepen The Work
A deliberately smaller practice — so there's room for longer visits, and the understanding deepens every time we meet.
Hour-long follow-up appointments allow me a deep understanding of your entire life.
Compare that to a 15-minute med check at an insurance-based clinic, and you can understand the benefits.
At my concierge practice we both have time to notice what’s changed and why, instead of renewing a prescription and moving on.
My clinic allows for significant flexibility. If you are going through a tough stretch, I can see you more often.
For folks with long-term, complex psychiatric presentations, that flexibility can be the difference between going in-patient, and staying at home.
My concierge practice is restricted to 200 total patients.
By carrying a reduced patient load, I reserve the time and energy I need to provide empathetic care.
About Dr. Kavin Fatehchand
As an MD-PhD, I bring a scientist's eye to your mental health.
Before I was a psychiatrist, I was a scientist doing my doctoral research in cancer immunology; asking why a cell behaves the way it does, what sits underneath the surface? That’s not so different from the art of psychiatry.
Patients tend to say that I felt like a real person. I hope you come to consider me a thinking partner, rather than a provider. When you have a problem at work, in a relationship, or somewhere else, my office is a safe space where we can tackle your challenges, together.
You are more than a diagnosis, and my practice reflects that.

If you're curious, let's talk
The proof of a practice like this is the first hour. Book it, and judge for yourself.







