Do you offer men's health in Elmhurst?

We do. The Elmhurst clinic at 41-02 75th St offers physicals, blood pressure and cholesterol management, diabetes screening, prostate health discussions, testosterone testing when symptoms point to it, and confidential care for sexual health concerns. Procedures such as colonoscopy or prostate imaging are arranged through trusted specialists in Queens, and we follow up on the results with you afterward at the Elmhurst office.

How do I book men's health at 41-02 75th St?

The quickest route is our online booking form, where you pick the Elmhurst clinic and a weekday time that works around your shift. You can also phone the front desk and speak with staff in English or Spanish. If a problem has just started and cannot wait, ask for one of the same-day slots we hold back each weekday. Bring your insurance card and a list of medicines.

Is men's health covered by insurance?

Most of it is. Plans including Medicaid and Medicare generally cover a yearly physical and guideline-based screenings, often without a copay. Treatment of a specific problem, such as erectile dysfunction or low testosterone, and the related lab tests may fall under your regular office visit benefits instead. Coverage varies, so call us with your plan details and we will confirm before you come in.

Which subway station is closest to the Elmhurst clinic?

Most patients use 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av, where the elevated 7 meets the E, F, M and R underground. Exit toward Broadway and 75th Street is a few minutes on foot. If you ride the M or R from Forest Hills or Rego Park, Elmhurst Av is the other nearby stop. Buses along Broadway and Roosevelt Avenue also stop close to the clinic.

City Prime Care – Elmhurst, Queens

Men's Health in Elmhurst, Queens

Looking for Men's Health in Elmhurst? Our clinic at 41-02 75th St offers checkups, prostate screening talks, blood pressure and cholesterol care, and private visits for sexual health concerns. Our primary care providers see men of every age, and same-day appointments are held back each weekday. The care team speaks English and Spanish, which helps many of our neighbors in Queens explain symptoms clearly the first time.

(718) 555-0175

Men's Health at Our Elmhurst Clinic

Plenty of men in this corner of Queens put off a doctor visit for years, often because they work long shifts in restaurants, construction or delivery and cannot lose a day's pay. Men's health in Elmhurst at City Prime Care is built around that reality. Visits are scheduled on weekdays from 9 AM to 6 PM, many are finished in under an hour, and one appointment can cover a physical, lab orders and any nagging problem you have been ignoring. The office is on 75th Street near Broadway, close enough to Roosevelt Avenue to stop in before or after the train. For a broader explanation of screenings and treatment, see our men's health service overview.

What to Expect at Your Visit

Plan on about fifteen minutes for paperwork and vitals, including weight and blood pressure. Your provider will ask about work, sleep, smoking, alcohol and family history, then examine you and discuss which screenings fit your age. A blood draw for cholesterol, blood sugar or other labs can usually be done during the same visit. If something needs a urologist or cardiologist, we arrange the referral. Sensitive topics such as erectile problems are discussed privately, and you can ask for a Spanish-speaking staff member to help if you prefer.

Why Patients in Elmhurst Choose Us

Men from Elmhurst, Jackson Heights and Maspeth tell us the biggest draw is simple access: a clinic reachable from five subway lines, a front desk that answers in Spanish, and providers who explain lab numbers in plain terms. Many first come in for a work physical or a sore back and stay for ongoing care. Because we are a full primary care practice, your men's health results sit in the same chart as the rest of your history, which makes follow-up on high blood pressure or prediabetes much easier.

Conditions We Treat

Men at our Queens office commonly see us for:

Annual physicals and age-based cancer screening discussions
High blood pressure and high cholesterol
Prediabetes and type 2 diabetes
Prostate symptoms and PSA testing decisions
Low energy with testing for low testosterone
Erectile dysfunction and other sexual health concerns
Weight management and quitting smoking

Colonoscopies, imaging and specialist procedures are handled by referral, and we help you choose a specialist who takes your plan and is easy to reach from Queens. When you are ready, schedule your men's health visit and note the main concern so we set aside enough time.

Men's Health Providers in Elmhurst

Each clinician listed here practices at our Elmhurst office and treats men's health as part of everyday primary care.

Dr. Karl E. Latortue, MD – Internal Medicine

American Board of Family Medicine

Speaks English

Sumakmur Holiwell, PA – Physician Assistant

National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants

Speaks English, Indonesian

Dr. Helen Vasquez, MD – Geriatric Medicine

American Board of Family Medicine

Speaks English

Hours & Location

City Prime Care – Elmhurst, Queens

41-02 75th St, Elmhurst, NY 11373

(718) 555-0175

Monday – Friday:: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday:: Closed
Sunday:: Closed

Riders on the 7, E, F, M or R can get off at 74 St–Broadway / Jackson Heights–Roosevelt Av and walk over to 75th Street in a few minutes. The M and R also stop at Elmhurst Av, which is handy from the eastern end of Broadway. Our Elmhurst, Queens location page has a map and more directions.

Insurance Accepted in Elmhurst

If you have been searching for a Medicaid doctor in Elmhurst who also handles men's health, you are in the right place. We accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid and Medicare, and most plans treat an annual physical and recommended screenings as preventive care. Visits focused on a specific symptom, extra lab work or specialist referrals can carry a copay depending on your coverage. Call before your appointment and our staff will verify your plan, or check the accepted insurance page for details. Men who are uninsured can ask about self-pay options when booking.