As an essential tool of preventive healthcare, vaccines have made many serious diseases a thing of the past. Despite their many benefits and excellent safety record, many people are confused about how they work and why they’re necessary.
Coronaviruses are a group of viruses that can cause illnesses ranging from mild diseases, such as a common cold, to more serious illnesses, such as pneumonia. COVID-19, is a respiratory illness (causing trouble breathing), that is a recently identified type and can be spread from person to person through respiratory droplets.
The mission at City Care Family Practice is a simple one: Provide comprehensive, quality care to every member of the family in a neighborhood practice that emphasizes individual attention. To do that, the practice relies on the expertise of a team of family medicine experts, led by Bruce K. Chung, MD, Yolana Fuks, MD, and Tamar Laderman, FNP. The experienced and compassionate medical team provides care for patients in the Lower Midtown area on the east side of Manhattan in New York, from newborns on up to the most senior member of the family.
City Care Family Practice stresses three things in its practice: ability, availability, and affability. To the first point, the team of medical experts can handle almost all family medical needs, from vaccinations and annual check-ups to the management of chronic conditions and heart health.
When it comes to availability, the practice is open six days a week to accommodate even the busiest family’s schedule.
Rounding out the three As is affability. City Care Family Practice prides itself on being a local practice that caters to the community. The staff gets to know their patients by name, and they take an interest in every person who walks through the door, ensuring that all their medical needs are met.
In order to provide care for every member of the community, City Care Family Practice offers services in English, Japanese, Spanish, Burmese, and Tagalog.
Call or request your appointment online today!
The mission at City Care Family Practice is a simple one: Provide comprehensive, quality care to every member of the family in a neighborhood practice that emphasizes individual attention. To do that, the practice relies on the expertise of a team of family medicine experts, led by Bruce K. Chung, MD, Yolana Fuks, MD, and Tamar Laderman, FNP. The experienced and compassionate medical team provides care for patients in the Lower Midtown area on the east side of Manhattan in New York, from newborns on up to the most senior member of the family.
City Care Family Practice stresses three things in its practice: ability, availability, and affability. To the first point, the team of medical experts can handle almost all family medical needs, from vaccinations and annual check-ups to the management of chronic conditions and heart health.
When it comes to availability, the practice is open six days a week to accommodate even the busiest family’s schedule.
Rounding out the three As is affability. City Care Family Practice prides itself on being a local practice that caters to the community. The staff gets to know their patients by name, and they take an interest in every person who walks through the door, ensuring that all their medical needs are met.
In order to provide care for every member of the community, City Care Family Practice offers services in English, Japanese, Spanish, Burmese, and Tagalog.
Call or request your appointment online today!
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