Know your baseline
Review vital signs, history, medications, habits, and changes since your last visit.
Request an Appointment Use routine visits to review health maintenance, risk factors, age-appropriate screening questions, and the habits that support long-term well-being.

Preventive care uses your age, history, risk factors, and current health to decide which checkups, screenings, immunizations, and lifestyle conversations deserve attention now.
The goal is not to order every possible test. It is to identify appropriate priorities, understand your baseline, and create a practical plan for maintaining health over time.

Review vital signs, history, medications, habits, and changes since your last visit.
Discuss which age- and risk-appropriate screenings may matter and what can wait.
Address blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, tobacco use, sleep, nutrition, and activity where appropriate.
Understand which results need review, when to return, and what should happen next.
Your visit is shaped around your concerns, relevant history, and the next decision in your care.
Discuss history, family risk, medications, and what has changed.
Consider appropriate screening and prevention needs.
Leave with clear actions and recommended follow-up.
Family history, prior screening results, changes in your health, and your own goals help guide a prevention conversation.
Keep sensitive medical details out of the general website form. Ask the practice how to share records securely.

Boris Abramov is a board-certified Adult Nurse Practitioner focused on comprehensive adult health, practical guidance, prevention, and continuity.
Meet Boris and the practice →Call the office if your question is not covered here.
Do not assume fasting is required. Ask the practice for instructions if testing is planned.
No. Screening decisions depend on age, history, risk, prior results, and clinical guidance. The visit is an opportunity to discuss what is appropriate for you.
Prevention is not only for symptoms. You can discuss your health history, recommended screening, and priorities even when you feel well.
Ask the office when scheduling so the right visit type and time can be arranged.
Send a general inquiry or call 718-689-7355. The office will confirm availability and the appropriate next step.
Tell us what you need help with. The practice will confirm the appropriate visit type, availability, and next step.