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A clear next step when something new comes up.

Call about a new illness, symptom, or time-sensitive concern. The office can discuss current availability and the safest setting for care.

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when you feel unwell
What sick visits do

A timely evaluation when something changes or feels wrong.

A sick or acute visit focuses on a new symptom, minor illness, or recent change in your health. The aim is to understand what is happening, determine the safest next step, and explain what to watch for.

  • New cold, flu, or respiratory symptoms
  • Minor illness or a change from how you normally feel
  • Guidance on whether office, urgent, or emergency care is appropriate
Why this service matters

Not every new symptom belongs in urgent care—but some cannot wait.

A thoughtful first evaluation can clarify whether primary care is appropriate, whether testing or treatment may be needed, and when a higher level of care is safer.

An adult discussing a health concern with a clinician
Something changed. Let’s understand it.
01

Describe the change

Review when symptoms began, how they have changed, and what makes them better or worse.

02

Look for context

Consider medications, exposures, health history, and other symptoms that may affect the picture.

03

Choose the right response

Discuss appropriate evaluation, treatment, monitoring, or referral based on the concern.

04

Know when to escalate

Leave knowing which warning signs require urgent or emergency attention.

What to expect

A focused visit. A clearer next step.

Your visit is shaped around your concerns, relevant history, and the next decision in your care.

  1. 01

    Call the office

    Share the general concern and when it started.

  2. 02

    Confirm the right setting

    Some symptoms need urgent or emergency evaluation.

  3. 03

    Arrange follow-up

    If a visit is appropriate, the office explains availability and next steps.

Before your visit

Tell the story of your symptoms.

When a symptom began, how it has changed, and what you have already tried can be as useful as the symptom itself. Call to confirm availability and the right setting.

A helpful starting point
  • When symptoms started
  • Medicines or remedies already tried
  • Recent exposures and relevant history

Keep sensitive medical details out of the general website form. Ask the practice how to share records securely.

Boris Abramov, ANP-BC, MSN
Clinician-guided care

Care led by Boris Abramov, ANP-BC, MSN.

Boris Abramov is a board-certified Adult Nurse Practitioner focused on comprehensive adult health, practical guidance, prevention, and continuity.

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Questions before you visit

Clear information helps you prepare.

Call the office if your question is not covered here.

Are same-day appointments guaranteed?

No. Call to check current availability. Do not wait for a website response if symptoms are urgent or worsening.

Will I automatically receive an antibiotic?

No. Treatment depends on the evaluation; a prescription or particular medicine is not guaranteed.

What if symptoms get worse while I wait?

Do not wait for a website response for urgent symptoms. Seek timely medical care; call 911 for a medical emergency.

Should I send detailed symptoms through the website form?

No. Keep the form general. The team can collect health information through the appropriate process.

How do I request an appointment?

Send a general inquiry or call 718-689-7355. The office will confirm availability and the appropriate next step.

Ready to begin?

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what you need help with. The practice will confirm the appropriate visit type, availability, and next step.