Concierge Doctors in NYC Metro

New York City has the largest concierge medicine market in the United States. The tri-state metro area spans New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut with a population of approximately 20.1 million (as of 2025). NextMD lists 228 concierge medicine and direct primary care (DPC) practices across the metro, with 445 doctors. The average membership is $294/mo per month.

The city is home to some of the top academic medical systems in the world. Mount Sinai, Weill Cornell, NYU Langone, and Columbia all operate in the metro, and several now run their own concierge programs. Mount Sinai Doctors Concierge Care operates out of Hudson Yards and the Upper East Side with a 19-physician team. Their program includes seven-day-a-week service, executive physicals, on-site labs, and dedicated Health Navigators who coordinate specialist care across the entire Mount Sinai system. Corporate clients include firms like Skadden, Paul Weiss, and Milbank.

The NYC market covers the widest price range of any metro in the country. Hybrid practices in Brooklyn offer memberships at no additional cost beyond insurance. Ultra-premium concierge practices in Manhattan serve fewer than 100 patients per doctor at retainers above $10,000 per year. In between, there are DPC, functional medicine, performance health, pediatric concierge, and specialty concierge options spanning every borough and suburb. Few cities offer this range of choice.

In a city where the average wait for a new primary care appointment can stretch to weeks and the average ER visit costs over $2,200, concierge and DPC memberships offer a fundamentally different kind of access. A national actuarial study found that DPC patients visited the emergency room 40.51% less often and had 12.64% lower total healthcare costs than traditional insurance patients.

The average membership across the NYC metro is $294/mo per month. That average reflects one of the widest pricing spreads in the country, from free hybrid models to ultra-premium concierge retainers above $10,000 per year. For a national comparison, see how concierge medicine pricing works across the US.

Here is how pricing breaks down by practice model:

New York City has more variety in practice models than any other metro in the country. Here are the main categories:

Concierge medicine is the most established model in Manhattan and the affluent suburbs of Westchester, Long Island, and Fairfield County. These practices charge annual retainers, limit patient panels to 100 to 300 per doctor, and offer same-day appointments, 30 to 60 minute visits, and direct phone or text communication. Many Manhattan concierge physicians are affiliated with Mount Sinai, Weill Cornell, or NYU Langone, which streamlines specialist referrals within those systems.

Direct primary care (DPC) charges a flat monthly fee with no per-visit charges. No copays, no claim denials, no prior authorizations for routine care. DPC is growing in the outer boroughs and New Jersey as an affordable alternative to Manhattan-priced concierge care. Nationally, 89% of DPC practices charge no additional fee for services covered by the membership, and 99% offer same-day or next-day appointments. For a deeper look at how these models compare, see the key differences between concierge medicine and DPC.

Hybrid practices accept insurance for standard covered services while offering enhanced access through a smaller membership fee. This model is common in Brooklyn and Queens, where practices serve diverse patient populations. Leaf Medical is the most prominent example in NYC, offering free membership alongside full insurance acceptance across Weill Cornell and NewYork-Presbyterian networks.

Performance health and longevity clinics combine primary care with advanced diagnostics, hormone optimization, IV therapy, and recovery amenities. Apollo House in Manhattan offers a longevity-focused membership that includes access to a sauna, cold plunge, and salt room. This model appeals to patients focused on optimization and proactive health, not just treating illness.

Specialty concierge practices focus on a single area rather than general primary care. NYC has more specialty concierge options than any other city:

• Pediatrics: Concierge Pediatrics (Long Island), Rivertowns Pediatrics (Westchester)
• Endocrinology: Endocrine Associates (Long Island City, 3 locations)
• Fertility: Ferny Fertility (Manhattan, 3 locations, 11 physicians, 5 languages)
• Women's health: TullyMD (Hoboken), Health Meets Wellness (Manhattan)
• Integrative medicine: NY Center for Integrative Health (Manhattan, naturopathic + functional + Chinese medicine)

The NYC metro concierge market spans 39 sub-cities across three states. Here is where practices are concentrated and what to expect in each area:

Manhattan has the highest density of concierge and performance health practices. The biggest clusters are in Midtown (The Lanby, Apollo House), the Upper East Side (Mount Sinai Concierge), and Hudson Yards (Mount Sinai Concierge's second location). Manhattan practices tend to have the highest pricing, the smallest patient panels, and the most comprehensive service offerings. This is also where you will find the most performance health and longevity clinics.

Brooklyn and Queens have a growing number of hybrid and DPC options that prioritize accessibility and insurance compatibility. Leaf Medical operates three Brooklyn locations (DUMBO, Carroll Gardens, and a third) plus one in Long Island City. Prominis Medical serves Brooklyn with 27 doctors across 12+ locations and accepts 35+ insurance plans. Arjun Medical (Dr.NYC) offers 24/7 house calls and accepts Medicaid and Medicare.

Westchester and the Hudson Valley (Scarsdale, Larchmont, Dobbs Ferry, Mount Kisco, Tarrytown, Bronxville) serve families who want concierge-level care close to home without a commute into the city. Highbridge Medical in Mount Kisco is a home-based practice serving both Westchester and Fairfield County, CT. WestDocs Concierge, also in Mount Kisco, offers a hybrid model accepting insurance and Medicare. Rivertowns Pediatrics in Dobbs Ferry offers a physician-only pediatric concierge model.

Long Island (Great Neck, Manhasset, Roslyn, Garden City, Rockville Centre) has a strong market for both concierge primary care and pediatric concierge. HealthBridge in Great Neck has been operating since 2001 with four Castle Connolly Top Doctors. Concierge Pediatrics in Roslyn is expanding to Woodbury and Bellmore.

Northern New Jersey (Jersey City, Hoboken, Englewood, Teaneck, Edgewater) serves patients who live in NJ but want concierge-level care without crossing the Hudson for every visit. TullyMD in Hoboken specializes in women's health with a 300-patient cap. Sandra Hoenig MD in Englewood offers Gold ($250/month) and Diamond ($460/month) concierge tiers with a virtual menopause program.

Connecticut's Gold Coast (Greenwich, Old Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan) rounds out the tri-state metro. Several NYC-based practices offer telehealth coverage for CT-based patients.

You can filter by sub-city on the listings above to find practices in your specific area.