Bruce Yaffe, MD

The practice accepts a limited number of new concierge members. Prospective patients can start with a brief 5-minute phone consultation to assess fit. Membership enrollment runs through Castle Connolly Private Health Partners. You can reach their Membership Advisor at (212) 367-1950.

Membership fees run through Castle Connolly Private Health Partners. The practice offers reduced rates for patients who live outside of New York. Family members between ages 21 and 28 also qualify for a reduced membership rate. Contact the Castle Connolly Membership Advisor at (212) 367-1950 for current pricing details.

Yes. Roughly 60% of the practice's patients live outside New York City. Members come from Florida, the Hamptons, London, Texas, and Los Angeles, among other places. Dr. Yaffe reaches out-of-area patients through telehealth, phone, and text. The practice offers reduced membership rates for those living outside New York.

Yes. Dr. Yaffe delivers much of his care remotely through telehealth visits, phone calls, and text. His staff handles lab and X-ray results, medication refills, and referrals by text. The practice keeps in-office requirements minimal for members who prefer remote access.

The practice uses a broad range of cancer screening tools. Dr. Yaffe performs colonoscopies and endoscopies and offers the Grail Galleri liquid biopsy, which screens for over 60 early cancers through a blood test. Additional tools include melanoma screening, breast thermography, low-intensity CT scans, PSA testing, and prostate exosome urine tests. Dr. Yaffe serves as a spokesperson for the American Cancer Society on colon cancer prevention.

Yes. The practice partners with Cambridge Brain Sciences, a gamified online platform that tests memory, concentration, spatial orientation, and problem-solving. Dr. Yaffe emails tests directly to patients. Members can complete assessments several times per year from home, allowing the practice to track changes over time.

Dr. Yaffe uses coronary artery calcification scoring as a quick, non-invasive cardiac screening tool. The test takes about five minutes and costs under $150. For more advanced testing, he works with cardiologists at NYU and Mount Sinai, coordinating stress tests, nuclear stress tests, CT angiography, and cardiac MRI as needed.

Yes. Dr. Yaffe discusses anxiety and depression as part of his integrative approach. He provides nutritional and supplement guidance for mood support and coordinates referrals to therapists and psychiatrists. He also refers patients for ketamine therapy when appropriate.

Dr. Yaffe treats a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions. These include IBS, GERD, bloating, diverticulitis, constipation, ulcers, Barrett's esophagus, H. Pylori, ulcerative colitis, gallbladder disease, and abdominal pain, among others. He performs colonoscopies and endoscopies and focuses heavily on colon and rectal cancer prevention.

Yes. Dr. Yaffe addresses sleep and snoring issues using several approaches, including cognitive behavioral therapy, CPAP, and Inspire therapy. He actively follows emerging research in this area to expand treatment options for members.