Share The General Need
Tell the office what kind of visit you are requesting. Do not email sensitive medical information.
House calls are cash-pay only: $350 per visit within Queens and $500 per visit in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, or Staten Island. Home visits are limited to New York City’s five boroughs. The office confirms the service area, clinical fit, availability, and what is included before accepting a visit.

Cash-pay only. Queens: $350. Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx & Staten Island: $500. NYC only. The office must confirm your visit.
Some adults prefer the privacy and convenience of a visit at home. The practice can help determine whether that setting fits the concern and current availability.
Tell the office what kind of visit you are requesting. Do not email sensitive medical information.
The team confirms the service area, availability, cash-pay fee, and whether another care setting is more appropriate.
If the request is accepted, the office provides scheduling details and confirms payment instructions.
Share your general concern and address through the appointment request. The practice reviews your location, clinical needs, availability, and cash-pay fee before confirming a visit.
Keep sensitive medical details out of the general website form. Ask the practice how to share records securely.
Call 911 for chest pain, severe trouble breathing, signs of stroke, heavy bleeding, loss of consciousness, or another emergency. The practice may direct you to an office, urgent care center, or emergency department when that setting is safer.
Location, availability, and clinical fit are confirmed individually.
Home visits are limited to New York City: Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Visits outside these five boroughs are not offered. Submit your address so the office can confirm availability and clinical fit.
House calls are cash-pay only: $350 per visit within Queens and $500 per visit in Manhattan, Brooklyn, the Bronx, or Staten Island. Home visits are limited to New York City’s five boroughs. The office confirms the service area, clinical fit, availability, and what is included before accepting a visit.
No. The practice must review clinical fit, location, and availability, then confirm the visit directly.
Have your medication list, relevant records, and questions ready. Tell the practice about building access or other practical considerations beforehand.
No. Call 911 for a medical emergency. Do not wait for a response to an online request.
The office will confirm the details before anything is scheduled.