Red Bank, New Jersey

Serving patients from ages 5 to 21 • During the COVID-19 pandemic we are expanding our telehealth services to patients. Most appointments will be through telehealth. Please contact the office for more information regarding your telehealth insurance benefits. • All in-office visits will require the patient wear a mask. • If you have been sick with fever or respiratory symptoms in the last two weeks or have been in contact with a person who has tested positive for COVID-19, please do not make an appointment in the office. • Adult patients should come alone. Pediatric patient visits are limited to one caregiver.

Address
766 Shrewsbury Ave, Suite 400
Tinton Falls, NJ
Get Directions

Contact
Phone: 732-714-4417
Fax: 732-714-4227

Hours
Monday-Thursday 8:30 am- 5 pm and Fridays from 8:30 am-4 pm

Andrew S. Burstiner, M.D., F.A.A.P. was born and raised in New York City. Dr. Burstiner attended the prestigious Bronx High School of Science, before completing his undergraduate studies in biology at Brandeis University, where he graduated with cum laude honors and completed research work at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. Dr. Burstiner attended New York Medical College earning his medical degree in 1989, and was elected into the medical honors society Alpha Omega Alpha. Dr. Burstiner completed his Pediatric training with internship and residency programs at North Shore University Hospital/Cornell Medical College from 1989 to 1992. Dr. Burstiner served as a hospital based teaching attending at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center and JFK Medical Center, both in New Jersey, before starting a long career in general pediatric practice in Monmouth County, New Jersey, where he is fondly known as “Dr. B”. Dr. Burstiner has been board certified since 1992, and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and a member of the New Jersey State Medical Society.

Over a quarter century of pediatric practice, Dr. Burstiner has melded his interest in children with ADHD challenges and neurodevelopmental difficulties, increasing his ability to assess and treat these complex disorders, with his general pediatric practice. Dr. Burstiner now looks forward to concentrating his efforts in this area with Focus-MD to better serve his patients needs.

Dr. Burstiner lives in Holmdel, NJ with his wife, having raised two children, who are now young adults. Dr. B has been active in his community as a youth coach in the local youth sports programs, and has been active with the local scouting organization and has also been a Board member for his local religious community. He also enjoys tennis, running, bicycling, photography, and traveling with his wife and family.

Visit Dr. Burstiner’s Blog HERE.

View our Welcome Video HERE.

Tour our office HERE.

Day 31: 31 Ways to Make ADHD Medication Less Scary Before Halloween

I’m scared to give any other medication with my child’s ADHD medication Here at the end of October, we’re kicking off cold and flu season and a lot of parents are scared of when their child gets sick because they…

Day 30: 31 Ways to Make ADHD Medication Less Scary Before Halloween

I’ve read that ADHD medication can make my acne worse Now that’s scary! It’s a little less common, but while we’re on the subject of skin, let’s talk about acne and ADHD medication. Teenage patients certainly fear anything that may…

Day 29: 31 Ways to Make ADHD Medication Less Scary Before Halloween

I’m Afraid that ADHD Medication Will Hurt My Child’s Sports Performance I forgot one thing that some parents fear about stimulant medication, and that is that they can sometimes seem to affect sports performance in an adverse way. In general,…