Dr. Dilling Internal Medicine & Pediatrics

Members pay a monthly fee for access to Dr. Dilling's full scope of primary care services. The practice does not bill insurance for primary care visits, and there is no annual retainer. The monthly membership covers the relationship with the doctor, including visits, direct communication, and onsite services.

The practice does not bill insurance for membership or primary care visits. Patients typically carry a separate insurance plan for specialist visits, hospitalizations, labs sent to outside facilities, and other services outside the practice. Dr. Dilling can help members think through their insurance needs during open enrollment.

Many members use health savings accounts or flexible spending arrangements to cover DPC membership fees. Check with your plan administrator to confirm eligibility, as rules vary by account type and plan year.

The practice provides onsite blood draws and rapid testing for flu, strep, pregnancy, urinalysis, bilirubin, and hemoglobin. Dr. Dilling also performs EKGs, stitches, abscess drainage, and wax removal in the office, reducing the need for outside referrals for these common needs.

Members contact Dr. Dilling directly, without going through a phone tree or waiting for a portal response. She offers flexible appointment formats, including phone consultations and telehealth visits, so many issues resolve quickly without an office trip.

Yes. Dr. Dilling cares for patients from newborns through centenarians. Her dual board certifications in internal medicine and pediatrics mean one doctor handles well-child visits, adolescent care, adult preventive care, and chronic disease management for the entire family.

Prospective members can contact the practice through the website contact form. Dr. Dilling's office is located at 920 Park Avenue in New York, entering at 80th Street.

Yes. Dr. Dilling offers telehealth visits for situations that do not require an in-person exam. She also handles many issues over the phone, so members get fast answers without unnecessary office trips.

The practice charges a monthly membership fee only. Dr. Dilling does not charge an annual retainer and simultaneously bill insurance, which is the concierge model. DPC keeps the structure straightforward: one predictable monthly fee, no insurance billing for primary care.

Dr. Dilling intentionally keeps her panel small. That decision reflects her philosophy of trading volume for value, giving each member enough time and attention for thorough, unhurried care.