For patients and families
Cardiac care, close to home or from far away.
Dr. Bander is an interventional cardiologist who sees patients through Mount Sinai. Appointments, records and billing are all handled by Mount Sinai, not through this website.
Clinical focus
- Coronary artery diseaseEvaluation of chest pain, coronary angiography, and coronary intervention including complex and high-risk procedures.
- Heart failureCare for patients with reduced heart function and after cardiac arrest, in partnership with heart failure, structural heart and electrophysiology colleagues.
- PreventionBlood pressure, cholesterol and risk assessment, including advanced imaging when it will change the plan.
- Second opinionsReview of complex cases for patients and referring physicians, including patients who travel from outside New York.
- Urgent evaluationThe Rapid Cardiac Evaluation Unit at Mount Sinai West offers prompt outpatient assessment for new cardiac symptoms that are not an emergency.
Board certified in Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional Cardiology. Fellow of the American College of Cardiology. Castle Connolly Top Doctors, New York, 2023–2026.
Ways to be seen
Every path runs through Mount Sinai.
Office visits
Mount Sinai West Cardiovascular Institute, 1000 Tenth Avenue, Manhattan: 212-492-5550. Quality Health Center, 432 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn: 212-381-0918. Video visits are available.
Mount Sinai profile and schedulingComprehensive Health Program
A personalized, evidence-based half-day or full-day evaluation aimed at finding health concerns early, at Mount Sinai West. Call 212-241-8000.
Comprehensive Health ProgramTraveling to New York for care
Mount Sinai International Patient Services helps with appointments, records, travel and language support. Call +1 212-241-1100 and ask for cardiology with Dr. Bander.
International Patient ServicesRapid Cardiac Evaluation Unit
Walk-in cardiac assessment on weekdays at 1000 Tenth Avenue, Main Lobby. Call 347-692-8970.
Heart care at Mount Sinai WestHypertension Prevention Program
Free home blood pressure monitoring with clinician follow-up for members of participating unions. Call 347-252-6516.
Program detailsMount Sinai referral line
1-800-MD-SINAI (1-800-637-4624) can direct you to the right practice.
Community
Dr. Bander has long worked with community organizations in New York so that patients are cared for in ways that respect their culture and faith, including access to kosher food and spiritual care during a hospital stay.
That work has been recognized by Chesed 24/7, Refuah Helpline and other community organizations, and he has spoken on supporting patients’ cultural and religious needs during hospitalization.
Phone numbers and locations are taken from Mount Sinai’s public pages and can change; the Mount Sinai site is the authority. Nothing on this site is medical advice, and using it does not create a doctor–patient relationship. In an emergency, call 911.