Primary Care Physician of New York
or Call us at (212) 696-5900
We accept most insurances
- Empire
- AETNA
- United Healthcare
- Guardian
- GHI
- Healthnet
- Great West
- Cigna
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield
- MagnaCare
- Atlantis
- 1199
- POMCO
- First Health
- Coventry Health
- Oxford
- Multiplan
Our patients say
“Moving to New York City was such an adventure, but when I got sick, I quickly found myself missing my primary care physician and the trust that I had built over the years with him. I had to find a new PCP near Manhattan, so I could go to and be seen even during lunchtime. Of all the medical clinics that I researched about, the one that definitely stood out was the Medical Clinic NYC. Amazingly, it not only had flexible and extended weekday hours, but also allowed same-day appointments and even walk-ins! I set up an appointment with Dr. Fuzayloff and as soon as I sat down for a consultation, I felt like I was back home with my old PCP. Needless to say, I left the consultation very satisfied with the quality of care and one-on-one degree of attention I was given by Dr. Fuzayloff, who by the way is now my primary care physician. ”
- Mark, Chelsea
New York City can be a wonderful place to live and work, but oftentimes people can overlook the importance of taking a proactive approach to their health care. Our primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York City will work together with you to properly manage your health and take control of your life, so you can keep up with the high demands of the city that never sleeps.
FAQs
- What is a primary care physician (PCP)?
- What type of education and training the primary care doctor at the Medical Clinic of New York City has?
- What services are provided by theMedical Center NYC primary care doctor?
- Why should you see a primary care physician?
- What differentiates the primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York from others?
- What kind of insurances does the primary care doctor accept?
- Can I see a primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York if I’m uninsured?
- How can I get an appointment with a primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York City?
- Why choose a primary care physician from the Medical Center of New York?
What is a primary care physician (PCP)?
A primary care doctor is a health care practitioner that attends patients with common non-life threatening medical problems. The primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York can be your main source whenever you seek help for most of your health care needs. Our primary care doctor will also serve as your access point to better medical care should you need to seek treatment from a specialist. Feel confident that our primary care physician will be able to handle all your medical needs and be comfortable enough to be open about your most personal issues. After recurring visits you will start to develop a good relationship with our primary care doctor, which will provide greater insight to your health history and enable the doctor to better diagnose and treat any health problems.
What type of education and training the primary care doctor at the Medical Clinic of New York City has?
At the Medical Clinic of New York we are proud to have Dr. Fuzayloff as our board certified primary care physician. He holds a Biology degree from the prestigious St. John’s University and obtained his medical degree from the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he graduate with honors in Pathology and Nephrology. He has memberships in many regional and national medical societies, including the American Board of Internal Medicine, American Medical Association, the New York State Medical Association, and the American Osteopathic Association.
What services are provided by the Medical Center NYC primary care doctor?
Our primary care physician at the Medical Clinic of New York can serve as you main health care provider for all non-emergency circumstances. Dr. Fuzayloff can be your first contact for any medical condition you might have, regardless of the affected body part or diagnosis. His roles as a primary care doctor is to: diagnose and treat common medical conditions (cold, cough, STD testing, urinary tract infections, etc.), provide preventive medical care through annual physical exams, promote healthy lifestyle choices through counseling, provide immunization, and determine the urgency of your medical condition in order to refer you to the appropriate specialist for further medical care and treatment.
Why should you see a primary care physician?
As a primary care physician at the Medical Center of NYC, Dr. Fuzayloff urges people to not wait until being sick to choose and see a doctor. He sees patients on a regular basis, looking for symptoms that a patient may not easily notice. Instead of focusing on curing diseases, the goal of our primary care doctor is to focus on preventive medicine, therefore averting any disease from developing in the first place. It is always better to prevent an illness than to cure it.
What differentiates the primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York from others?
Dr. Fuzayloff is a board certified primary care physician servicing New York residents for almost 10 years in his private practice in Midtown Manhattan. He is known and respected for his expertise, professionalism, and undeniable great bedside manners. His down-to-earth personality allows patients to feel comfortable and in the process open up about any health concerns they might have, therefore making him their choice for a trusted primary care doctor.
What kind of insurances does the primary care doctor accept?
Our primary care physician at the Medical Clinic of NYC participates with most major insurances including, but not limited to the following: Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Oxford, AETNA, United Healthcare, Guardian, GHI, Healthnet, Great West, Cigna, MagnaCare, Atlantis, 1199, POMCO, First Health, NY Ship, Coventry Health, MVP, etc. If you don’t see your insurance listed, please contact our medical clinic’s staff for further assistance.
Can I see a primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York if I’m uninsured?
Most definitely. We understand these are difficult economic times and that not everyone is fortunate to have medical coverage. You can be seen by our board certified primary care doctor for a very reasonable fee ($98). Blood work will require an additional fee.
How can I get an appointment with a primary care physician at the Medical Center of New York City?
You can schedule an appointment with our primary care doctor through our innovative web check in or simply calling our medical clinic at 212 696 5900. We provide same-day appointments and walk-ins are always welcomed.
Why choose a primary care physician from the Medical Center of New York?
At the Medical Center of NY, you can be assured that you will be seen and treated by a board-certified primary care physician. The primary care clinic offers extensive office hours- open in the evening and on Saturdays. In addition, our office is conveniently located in Midtown Manhattan, which is also easily accessible through public transportation, as we are two blocks away from major NYC train stations- 42nd Street (Bryant Park) and Grand Central Terminal.
For life threatening medical emergencies,
please call 911 or go to the hospital emergency department.
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