Primary Care Clinic in Elmhurst, Queens, NY

The services Elmhurst patients use most are listed below, all delivered from the same exam rooms on 75th Street. One doctor can follow your annual physical, your blood pressure checks and a sudden sinus infection, so your history stays in one chart instead of being scattered across urgent care centers. If you are not sure which visit type to choose, book a general appointment and we will sort it out with you. The full list of what we offer is on our services page.

These are the clinicians who see patients at the Elmhurst office. Many families ask for the same doctor at every visit, and the front desk will do its best to keep you with the provider you know.

Call ahead if you can; the desk answers questions about appointments, referrals and forms during the hours below.

Most patients arrive by subway. The 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av station, served by the 7, E, F, M and R trains, is a few blocks north of the office, which puts it within about a 5 to 10 minute walk for most people. Riders on the M or R can also use Elmhurst Av, a short walk to the east along Broadway. Several buses meet at the Roosevelt Avenue hub, including the Q32, Q33, Q47 and the Q53 Select Bus Service, and the Q70 LaGuardia Link stops there as well.

Driving is possible but rarely quick. Street parking around Broadway and 75th Street is metered and fills early on weekdays, and we do not have a patient lot, so leave extra time or consider a car service drop-off at the door.

If you use a wheelchair, walker or stroller, tell the desk when booking and we will arrange step-free help for your arrival. Elevator service at subway stations can change, so check the MTA's accessibility updates before you travel.

Plenty of neighbors come to us looking for a Medicaid doctor in Elmhurst who also takes their family's other plans. We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, along with many managed care and commercial plans offered in Queens. Coverage details differ from one plan to the next, so call the office before your first visit and have your member ID ready; the staff can confirm whether we are in network and what your copay is likely to be.

If you are between plans or uninsured, ask about self-pay options when you call. Our insurance page lists what to bring and explains how referrals and prior authorizations work, and first-time patients will find paperwork tips on the new patients page.

Elmhurst sits at the crossroads of western Queens, so the clinic is an easy trip from several surrounding neighborhoods. For anyone searching for a doctor near Jackson Heights, the office is practically next door. Here is roughly how people reach us:

• Jackson Heights – walk over or ride to the 74 St–Broadway hub, about 5 to 10 minutes. Jackson Heights patients
• Sunnyside – take the 7 train from 40 St or 46 St to 74 St–Broadway, about 10 to 15 minutes. Sunnyside patients
• Astoria – board the M or R at Steinway St or 36 St toward 74 St–Broadway, about 20 to 25 minutes. Astoria patients
• Long Island City – ride the 7 from Court Sq or Hunters Point Av, or the E, M or R from Queens Plaza, about 20 minutes. Long Island City patients
• Maspeth – the Q58 or Q59 bus toward Queens Boulevard gets you close in about 15 to 20 minutes. Maspeth patients

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Working or living in Lower Manhattan? Our sister office on Catherine Street offers the same primary care with a care team that also speaks Chinese.