Olga Burzyantseva

Thirty-fifth Street’s mid-block stretch in Herald Square still packs big-city density—crossing it can feel like skimming a subway map in motion. A few floors above the retail hum sits Olga Burzyantseva, the local medical diagnostic imaging center. The suite faces west, with views that sometimes catch the glow of the Empire State Building when the light bends just right at dusk.

The office keeps a straightforward footprint: 131 W 35th St #700, inside a 1920s-era building that has quietly held steady through a century of renovations downtown. Diagnostic imaging needs don’t broadcast their presence, but the corridor hums with professionals heading to appointments just like any other ordinary Wednesday.

X-rays, ultrasound, MRI, CT, and bone-density scans cover the usual alphabet of non-invasive studies, scheduled as predictably as the uptown 1 train. Walk-ins aren’t announced, but the phone line stays open for quick scheduling notes when life rearranges a calendar.

Plan your route once and keep the map link handy—directions anchor straight to the doorstep. Once you’re off the elevator, Suite 700 is the last door on the left before the stairwell.