Andrea Brandon, MD

New Yorkers know the difference between crowded corridors and calm corners. Andrea Brandon, MD sits a quiet half-block north of the 36th Street foot traffic, marking one of Murray Hill’s low-key addresses for mental health care. A consultation here begins with straightforward questions rather than stacks of paperwork—talk therapy, medication management, and brief assessment sessions are available by appointment.

Suite 100 in 36 E 36th St Bldg A looks inward rather than outward, signaling privacy before you even knock. Inside, the focus stays on dialogue rather than distractions: diagnostic interviews, follow-up check-ins, and referral coordination if specialized care is needed. Visitors often comment on the ease of finding the building’s side door and the lift that avoids stairs.

The practice keeps a landline exclusively for scheduling and brief clarifications, so the phone doesn’t ring mid-session elsewhere. Add contact info once near the end: call (646) 494-4929 during office hours for a first conversation or to adjust an upcoming slot.

Skip the lobby guesswork—plug the address into your map and head straight to the elevator bank on the B side. The directions link lands you a step-by-step from subway to suite without detours: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25958770e31ef:0x1102ceb876e3fe4b.