About Group Practices in New York
Common specialties in New York group practices include nurse practitioner, physician assistant, and internal medicine.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about group practices in New York
How many group medical practices are in New York, NY?
There are 648 group medical practices in New York, NY, spanning roughly 25,495 healthcare providers. Each practice page lists its providers, accepted insurance, affiliated hospitals, and CMS quality ratings.
What is the largest group practice in New York?
New York University is among the largest in New York, with 5984 providers across 67 locations.
What specialties do group practices in New York cover?
Group practices in New York most commonly include Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, Internal Medicine, Family Practice, among other specialties. Multi-specialty practices coordinate referrals across these areas under one organization.
How do I choose a group practice in New York?
Compare practices by size, the specialties represented, the insurance they accept, affiliated hospitals, and CMS MIPS quality scores. Larger multi-specialty groups often offer coordinated care and broader appointment availability; smaller practices may offer more continuity with a single provider.
Do group practices in New York accept my insurance?
Many do, but acceptance varies by the individual provider within a practice. Each practice page shows the insurance plans its providers are collectively in-network with — confirm your specific plan with the office before scheduling.