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Patient resources

Straight answers before your next step.

Learn what to expect when requesting care, choosing a visit setting, confirming insurance, or contacting Abramov Medical Care.

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Getting started

Appointments

Are you accepting new patients?

The practice is welcoming patients. Availability can change, so call the office or submit an appointment request to confirm the appropriate visit type and next available option.

How do I request an appointment?

Use the Request an Appointment button or call (718) 689-7355. An online request is not a confirmed appointment; the office will follow up to confirm availability and next steps.

How long are appointments?

Visit length depends on the reason for the appointment and the type of care needed. The office will explain what to expect when your visit is confirmed.

What should I bring to my first visit?

The office can confirm what is needed for your appointment. In general, have identification, insurance information if applicable, a current medication list, and relevant records available. Do not send sensitive medical records through ordinary email.

Is an online request a confirmed appointment?

No. A request begins the conversation. Your appointment is confirmed only after the office contacts you with the date, time, visit setting, and any preparation instructions.

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Where care happens

Visit options

Do you offer office visits?

Please contact the practice to confirm whether an office appointment is currently available and where it would take place. Do not travel to a location until the practice confirms your visit and arrival instructions.

Do you offer telehealth visits?

Telehealth may be available when clinically appropriate and when an in-person examination is not required. The practice will confirm whether a virtual visit fits the concern.

Do you provide home visits?

Conditional cash-pay home visits may be available by request in Fresh Meadows, Queens, and surrounding areas. Availability depends on location, clinical fit, scheduling, and confirmation from the office.

How do I know which visit setting is right?

Start with a general appointment request or call the office. The practice will help determine whether office care, telehealth, a home visit, urgent care, or emergency care is the appropriate next step.

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Before your visit

Insurance & payment

Do you accept insurance?

Plan participation and individual benefits can change. Call the office and your insurance company to confirm current network status, coverage, copays, deductibles, and any referral requirements before care.

Are home visits covered by insurance?

Home visits are described as conditional cash-pay services. Confirm the current fee, service area, and availability with the office before scheduling.

Can you tell me what my plan will cover?

The office may provide general guidance, but your insurer determines benefits and patient responsibility. Contact the number on your insurance card for plan-specific confirmation.

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Important guidance

Care & safety

What should I do in a medical emergency?

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. This website, its appointment form, email, telehealth, and home-visit services are not emergency care and are not monitored for emergencies.

Should I include medical details in the website form?

No. Keep the form general. Do not include diagnoses, symptoms, medications, test results, or other sensitive health information. The office can collect appropriate information through a suitable process.

Can I email patient-care questions?

Ordinary email is intended only for general, non-urgent administrative questions. Call the office for patient-care questions and guidance on the appropriate communication method.

Can this website diagnose or treat a condition?

No. Website information is educational and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or an established clinician-patient relationship.

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