City Prime Care has two clinics: 41-02 75th St, Elmhurst, NY 11373 and 75 Catherine St, New York, NY 10038. Both City Prime Care locations offer the same primary care, preventive visits and chronic disease follow-up, Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM. Pick the office that is easier to reach from home or work, and call ahead to confirm your insurance plan.
41-02 75th St, Elmhurst, NY 11373
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
75 Catherine St, New York, NY 10038
Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Our Elmhurst, Queens clinic at 41-02 75th St sits a short walk from the 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av station, where the 7, E, F, M and R trains meet. That makes it a practical choice for families across western Queens. The neighborhoods below do not have their own City Prime Care office; patients from each one are seen in Elmhurst, usually after a quick subway or bus ride. Our care team there speaks English and Spanish.
Astoria patients, whether they live near Steinway Street's shops or the green lawns of Astoria Park by the East River, are seen at our Elmhurst clinic. There is no City Prime Care office in Astoria itself. The easiest route is usually the M or R from Steinway St or 36 St toward 74 St–Broadway, which takes about 20 to 25 minutes, followed by a short walk to 41-02 75th St. Many Astoria residents book early-morning or late-afternoon visits so the trip fits around the workday.
Care for Astoria patientsSunnyside sits along Queens Boulevard under the elevated 7 line, and its tree-lined courtyards in Sunnyside Gardens give the area a quiet, settled feel. We do not have an office in Sunnyside; patients from the neighborhood are seen at our Elmhurst clinic. From the 40 St or 46 St station, the 7 train reaches 74 St–Broadway in roughly 10 to 15 minutes, which makes this one of the simpler commutes to a checkup, a follow-up visit or routine lab work.
Care for Sunnyside patientsJackson Heights is our closest neighbor. Its busy stretch of Roosevelt Avenue and 37th Avenue, along with Diversity Plaza, is only a few blocks from our Elmhurst clinic, so many patients simply walk over. Others ride to the 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av hub on the 7, E, F, M or R and arrive in about 5 to 10 minutes. There is no separate Jackson Heights office; everyone from the neighborhood is seen at 41-02 75th St, where our team speaks English and Spanish.
Care for Jackson Heights patientsLong Island City has grown into a neighborhood of waterfront towers, Gantry Plaza State Park and a busy Court Square business district. City Prime Care does not have a Long Island City office, but patients who live or work there are seen at our Elmhurst clinic. Take the 7 from Court Sq or Hunters Point Av, or the E, M or R from Queens Plaza, and you can reach 74 St–Broadway in about 20 minutes. That makes a lunchtime or after-work appointment realistic for many commuters.
Care for Long Island City patientsMaspeth is a residential and light-industrial part of Queens without a subway line of its own, so most of our Maspeth patients come by bus. The Q58 or Q59 along Grand Avenue heads toward Queens Boulevard and Elmhurst in about 15 to 20 minutes, depending on traffic. There is no City Prime Care office in Maspeth; patients are seen at our Elmhurst clinic at 41-02 75th St. If you are coming from the Grand Avenue shops or the quieter side streets, allow a little extra time at rush hour.
Care for Maspeth patientsCity Prime Care does not have a Staten Island office. Staten Island patients are seen at our Chinatown, Manhattan clinic at 75 Catherine St, where the care team speaks English, Chinese and Spanish. The usual route is the Staten Island Railway to St. George, the Staten Island Ferry to Whitehall, and then a short subway or bus ride to Catherine Street. The neighborhood notes below describe the trip from each area so you can plan your visit.
New Dorp, centered on the shops and restaurants of New Dorp Lane, is one of the busier parts of Staten Island's East Shore. City Prime Care has no office on Staten Island, so New Dorp patients are seen at our Chinatown clinic, 75 Catherine St in Manhattan. The usual trip is the Staten Island Railway from New Dorp to St. George, the Staten Island Ferry to Whitehall, and then a short subway or bus ride to Catherine Street. We suggest booking a mid-morning slot to leave room for the ferry schedule.
Care for New Dorp patientsGreat Kills, near the South Shore marinas and the open space of Great Kills Park, is one of the longer commutes our patients make. There is no City Prime Care office on Staten Island; Great Kills residents are seen at our Chinatown clinic at 75 Catherine St. Board the Staten Island Railway at Great Kills, ride to St. George, take the ferry to Whitehall, and finish with a quick subway or bus ride. Because the full trip can take well over an hour, it helps to plan visits around the ferry timetable.
Care for Great Kills patientsTodt Hill is a hilly, wooded neighborhood of large homes, known for rising to one of the highest natural points on the Atlantic coast. It has no rail station of its own, and City Prime Care has no Staten Island office. Todt Hill patients are seen at our Chinatown clinic, 75 Catherine St. Most drive or take a local bus down to the Dongan Hills or Old Town station on the Staten Island Railway, ride to St. George, then cross on the ferry to Whitehall and continue by subway or bus.
Care for Todt Hill patientsGrant City is a compact, mostly residential Mid-Island neighborhood with its own stop on the Staten Island Railway. City Prime Care does not have an office on Staten Island, so Grant City patients are seen at our Chinatown clinic at 75 Catherine St in Lower Manhattan. The route is straightforward: SIR from Grant City to St. George, the Staten Island Ferry to Whitehall, and then a short subway or bus connection to Catherine Street. Leave extra time for the ferry, which runs on a fixed schedule.
Care for Grant City patientsGrasmere is a small, quiet neighborhood on the North Shore side of Mid-Island, close to the Staten Island Expressway and only a few stops from the ferry terminal. We have no Staten Island office; Grasmere patients are seen at our Chinatown clinic, 75 Catherine St. Catch the Staten Island Railway at Grasmere, ride the short distance to St. George, take the ferry to Whitehall, and then connect by subway or bus. Because Grasmere is closer to the ferry, this is one of the shorter Staten Island trips to our Manhattan clinic.
Care for Grasmere patientsDongan Hills stretches from Hylan Boulevard up toward the wooded slopes near Todt Hill, with a mix of older homes and neighborhood shops. City Prime Care has no Staten Island office, so Dongan Hills patients are seen at our Chinatown clinic, 75 Catherine St. Take the Staten Island Railway from Dongan Hills to St. George, ride the Staten Island Ferry to Whitehall, and continue by subway or bus to Catherine Street. Many patients combine a visit with other errands in Lower Manhattan to make the trip worthwhile.
Care for Dongan Hills patientsThe quickest way to choose is to think about the train or bus you already ride. If you live or work in Queens, or your commute runs along the 7, E, F, M or R, our Elmhurst clinic is usually the better fit. It sits near the 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av hub and the Elmhurst Av station (M, R), so riders from Jackson Heights, Sunnyside, Astoria, Long Island City and Maspeth can typically get there in about 5 to 25 minutes.
If you are in Lower Manhattan, including Chinatown, Two Bridges, the Lower East Side, the Financial District or the South Street Seaport, head to our Chinatown clinic at 75 Catherine St. It is near East Broadway on the F and Chatham Square, and it is also a reasonable stop for riders on the J, Z, 4, 5 or 6 heading toward Brooklyn. Staten Island patients who ride the ferry to Whitehall should choose Chinatown as well, since it is about a short subway or bus ride from the terminal.
Still unsure, or need to be seen soon? Call either clinic, or schedule an appointment online and pick the location that suits your day.
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