Kristian Georgiev, MD

Psychiatry offices in Manhattan tend to cluster near hospitals or midtown towers, but some choose quieter blocks where the Upper East Side still feels like a neighborhood. Kristian Georgiev, MD operates from a suite at 16 E 79th St, a stretch where pre-war co-ops alternate with small medical practices and the occasional bookstore.

The address puts the office a short walk from the Metropolitan Museum and Central Park, though patients aren’t likely thinking about sightseeing. Upper East Side psychiatrists often serve professionals who live in the area or commute from nearby boroughs, and the setting—midtown-adjacent but not midtown—can feel like a deliberate pause. Suite 14 is on the first floor, so there’s no elevator wait or lobby chatter to navigate.

A restroom is available on-site, a detail that matters more than it might in a restaurant or retail store. Appointments can be arranged by calling (917) 830-7287; the number routes to a direct line, not a central switchboard.

The map pins the location between Madison and Fifth, where the grid narrows and side streets feel less like thoroughfares. For directions, the Google link is here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25936c02dc6d9:0xc24f6d402f081a97.