Why choose us
Expert Doctors Close to Home
NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Queens is part of the amazing healthcare network of NewYork-Presbyterian, one of the nation’s most comprehensive academic healthcare systems and a leader in innovation. We are committed to providing you and your family with advanced, compassionate care. Many of our physicians are also on the faculty of the world-renowned medical school, Weill Cornell Medicine.
One of the State’s Best Hospitals Is in Your Neighborhood
Our doctors perform procedures at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, which ranks as one of the best regional hospitals in New York State, according to the 2020-2021 U.S. News and World Report "Best Hospitals" survey. In addition, we have 35 NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group offices in Queens, so you can choose one close to your home.
Here for You Throughout Your Journey of Care
We have experienced primary care doctors and all the specialists you need for every milestone in your life. Whether you need a primary care doctor, pediatrician, cardiologist, or surgeon, we have a physician for you. Our doctors work closely together — discussing recommendations, sharing your medical records with each other, and providing second opinions to provide you with the best possible care.
Convenience
As a patient of NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Queens, you can get the care you need when and where you need it.
- Same-day, early, late, and weekend appointments
- 35 offices and 45 specialties
- Video visits offered
- Most insurance plans accepted
- 24/7 access to our free online patient portal, where you can send messages to your doctor
Services & Specialties
A Comprehensive Approach
Video Visits
We offer virtual appointments with your personal doctor or with new physicians to provide you with care from the ease and safety of your own home. This is a simple and secure way to have an appointment with your doctor from a mobile phone, tablet, or computer.
Safe In-Person Appointments
It is important for you to continue to receive care for your health needs, especially as the COVID-19 pandemic continues. Our offices are taking extensive safety precautions, such as:
- Constantly disinfecting our offices and exam rooms
- Using personal protective equipment
- Requiring remote registration and check-ins to minimize your time in the office
- Performing COVID-19 screening the day before your appointment and when you arrive
- Read more about COVID-19
Featured Stories
News You Can Use
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A NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group primary care doctor provides inspiring ideas to lessen the effects of social isolation, stimulate your mind, and maintain physical health.
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Learn why it is important to keep your doctors’ appointments and about the safety measures we are taking, so that you will feel confident in returning for your next appointment.
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Many parents are asking whether they need to get vaccinations for their children if they are not attending school. Here, our expert provides advice.
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A NewYork-Presbyterian medical group infectious disease specialist, Dr. David Goldberg, explains why social distancing is an important tool to decrease the chance you contract the coronavirus (COVID-19) and to help stop its spread.
PATIENT STORIES
What happened to me was a very difficult thing. I believe it happened at the right time, and I came to the right place.
There’s no words for all that Dr. Saldinger has done for me, you know, taking care of everything. He always made me feel that everything was going to be fine.
Everyone felt like they were in the loop when Dr. Avgerinos came out [of surgery]. So it made me feel like he was engaged and that he cared, and he made me feel like I wanted to get better to show him that he did a great job.