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Discuss progress, results, medication questions, or an established care plan when appropriate.
Request an Appointment Telehealth may be available for selected concerns and follow-up when a hands-on examination is not required.

Telehealth can make selected primary-care conversations more convenient when a physical examination, in-office testing, or urgent evaluation is not required.
The practice determines whether telehealth is appropriate. Some concerns can be addressed remotely; others require an office examination, testing, urgent care, or emergency evaluation.

Discuss progress, results, medication questions, or an established care plan when appropriate.
Use a secure remote conversation when mobility, distance, or scheduling makes an office visit difficult.
Understand when video cannot replace vital signs, hands-on examination, or diagnostic testing.
Receive guidance when an in-person, urgent, emergency, or specialty visit is more appropriate.
Your visit is shaped around your concerns, relevant history, and the next decision in your care.
Tell the office the general reason for the appointment.
Some symptoms and services require in-person care.
The office provides the approved visit details.
Choose a quiet, private space and test your camera, sound, and connection. Have your medication list and questions nearby, and follow the practice’s joining instructions.
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.
Keep the practice phone number nearby and call for instructions. Do not assume the appointment has continued by another method unless the practice confirms it.
Tell the practice where you will physically be during the visit. Availability depends on clinical appropriateness and applicable location requirements.
No. The concern, examination needs, licensing requirements, and clinical judgment determine whether telehealth is appropriate.
The office will provide current instructions for an approved virtual visit.
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.