Laurie P Murray, MD

Pediatric pulmonology bridges the gap between routine check-ups and specialized care—especially when breathing concerns arise. Children’s lungs develop rapidly, and conditions like asthma, cystic fibrosis, or chronic coughs often require a clinician who understands both the science and the subtleties of growing bodies. Laurie P Murray, MD offers that expertise in Washington Heights, where families seek clarity without the intimidation of a large hospital setting. The practice sits at 3959 Broadway New York, NY 10032, a stretch of the neighborhood where bodegas and brownstones give way to medical offices. Restrooms are available on-site, a small but practical detail for parents juggling appointments and young patients. To schedule a visit or ask about referrals, call (212) 305-5122; the line connects directly to the office. For directions, the map at this link pinpoints the entrance along Broadway, where the 1 train runs just below the sidewalk.

Specialists like these don’t always advertise, but their presence shapes how a community approaches childhood health. Word travels between school pickups and pediatrician visits, and when a child’s breathing needs more than a stethoscope can reveal, parents remember the names that appear on referrals. The office doesn’t stand out from the street—just another door among many—but the care inside follows a different rhythm, one calibrated to the quiet urgency of small lungs learning to fill and empty without effort. A phone call is the first step; the rest unfolds in the space between questions and answers.