Anne T. Carlon, M.D.

No. The practice delivers concierge-style care without charging an annual concierge fee. Patients receive thorough, unhurried appointments and direct follow-up from Dr. Carlon without the membership costs typically associated with concierge practices.

Dr. Carlon does not participate in any managed care plans. Most patients use their out-of-network insurance benefits to cover all or part of the visit cost. The office staff submits claims to your insurance carrier on your behalf.

The practice does not participate in Medicare. However, when possible, Dr. Carlon orders tests from facilities that do accept Medicare, helping patients manage costs for outside services.

Yes. The office performs phlebotomy at no additional charge to patients. Specimens go to laboratory facilities that accept your insurance, so you avoid extra out-of-pocket costs for routine bloodwork.

The practice offers a wide range of in-office procedures. These include IUD insertion, Nexplanon implant placement, colposcopy, LEEP, endometrial biopsy, vulvar and vaginal biopsy, diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy, endometrial polypectomy, sonography, and bone densitometry. Influenza and Gardasil HPV vaccinations are also available.

Yes. Dr. Carlon maintains close relationships with specialists at Weill Cornell Medicine, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and other New York medical institutions. Her office staff coordinates all referral appointments, and she follows up directly with referred physicians to confirm appropriate care.

Dr. Carlon provides follow-up by phone or in person whenever a patient's needs require it. She also contacts patients directly to report all laboratory results, including normal ones.

Dr. Carlon cares for women across all life stages, from the teenage years through post-menopause. Her services cover contraception and family planning, menstrual concerns, perimenopause and menopause care, and gynecological care for breast cancer survivors.