Jai Radhakrishnan, MD

Joel T. Gabre, MD is a gastroenterology specialist located in New York, NY. With expertise in genetic counseling and more, Dr. Gabre offers comprehensive care for patients seeking treatment for gastrointestinal conditions. Patients can book appointments online and access the Columbia Connect app for convenient health management services, including communication with their doctor, appointment scheduling, test result viewing, prescription refill requests, bill payments, and finding a doctor. Dr. Gabre accepts a wide range of insurance plans, and new patients are welcome.Generated from the website

Dr. Stevens is an Assistant Professor of Medicine in theDivision of Nephrology at Columbia University Medical Center. He majored inNeuroscience at Bowdoin College before attending Dartmouth College School ofMedicine. He completed his internal medicine residency training atMassachusetts General Hospital where he served as Chief Resident during hissenior year before completing his nephrology fellowship at Columbia UniversityMedical Center where he was also Chief Fellow during his senior year. Hisclinical and research interests include critical care nephrology and improvingthe care provided to patients with acute kidney injury and he is the MedicalDirector of Inpatient Hemodialysis and Acute Care Nephrology at ColumbiaUniversity Irving Medical Center. In addition to his interests in kidneydisease, he is also a member of the Columbia Doctors Hypertension Center, amulti-disciplinary center of excellence that provides high-quality care andstate-of–the-art diagnostic testing for patients with hypertension. Dr. Stevens is also a dedicated medical educator and wasrecognized with an Internal Medicine Senior Resident Teaching Award atMassachusetts General Hospital, the Columbia University Kimberg MemorialFaculty Teaching Award, and as a Columbia University Ewig Clinical Scholar andwas inducted into the Virginia Apgar Academy of Medical Educators at ColumbiaVP&S. He serves as the Associate Course Director for the Renal Physiology& Pathophysiology Course at the medical school, as the Associate Program Directorfor the Columbia University Internal Medicine Residency Program, and as anAdvisory Dean for medical students at Columbia Vagelos College of Physiciansand Surgeons.

Dr. Rao is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Nephrology at Columbia University, where she has been on the faculty since 2009. She is the Director of the Chronic Kidney Disease Program at Columbia. She is also currently the chief of Medicine at the Allen Hospital, part of the NYP system. Previously, she has been the medical director of several outpatient dialysis units. Her clinical interests are in pre-dialysis kidney disease. She also has an interest in caring for older adults with kidney disease, focusing on dialysis decision making and initiating a palliative approach for patients who choose to forgo dialysis for active medical management of their kidney disease. In addition, she is a member of the ColumbiaDoctors Hypertension Center, a multi-disciplinary center of excellence that provides high quality care and state-of-the-art diagnostic testing for patients with hypertension. Dr. Rao has previously done work in health care disparities and chronic kidney disease. Her current research interests are in geriatric nephrology. She had a NIH grant to study the ideal vascular access in older adults preparing for dialysis. She currently is the site leader for a NIH funded study evaluating a tool to guide the decision making around dialysis in older and frail adults.