Thomas O'Donnell, MD

What kind of medical care do surgeons focus on—general procedures, orthopedics, or something more specific? In upper Manhattan, Thomas O’Donnell, MD concentrates on surgical solutions rather than primary care. His office sits a quick walk from the A train on 161 Fort Washington Avenue, making it a practical stop for neighborhood patients.

While every practice addresses common issues like hernias or gallbladders, he also handles carpal tunnel repairs; vascular disorders such as aneurysms or varicose veins; and skin growths that require removal. Other routine cases include appendix removals and thyroid nodules—bread-and-butter surgery handled without fanfare. The building is a standard medical address; no grand lobby, just a straightforward place to check in and out.

Call (646) 317-8282 with questions or to arrange a visit, then plug the address into the map for direct walking directions.