5 Best Primary Care Physicians in New York (2026)

City Care Family Practice is a Park Avenue South practice built around a team of family medicine physicians, including Dr. Bruce K. Chung, Dr. Karthik Karibandi, Dr. Jessica Solis, and Dr. Megan Braiman, plus physician assistants. The practice covers care for every age, from newborns through seniors, alongside on-site specialists for chronic conditions like sleep apnea. Reviewers describe patients who've stayed with the same doctor for close to two decades, and same-day availability that's rare among larger practices.

Family Medicine NYC, led by Dr. Eva Galstian, is a Financial District practice offering a wide range of services beyond standard primary care, including immigration physicals, STI and PrEP care, travel consultations, and IV vitamin infusions. Reviewers describe both Dr. Galstian and the practice's physician assistants as thorough and unhurried, with several specifically praising the clarity of explanations around lab results and treatment plans.

Dr. Serena Mulhern is a primary care internist at Weill Cornell Medicine offering concierge medicine out of the Tribeca office. She trained at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine and completed her residency at the University of North Carolina Hospitals before practicing as a general internist in Manhattan for years. Reviewers consistently describe thoughtful, individualized care and a doctor who genuinely listens rather than moving through a checklist.

Dr. Yin Yin Win runs a Chinatown internal medicine practice with years of patients describing her as consistently attentive and thorough. Reviewers who've since moved out of state say they still rely on her for guidance, describing referrals to specialists that turn out to be exactly right. The practice doesn't list a website, but reviewers consistently describe a doctor who treats her patients, in one reviewer's words, like family.

Dr. Melissa Chan practices family and internal medicine with Rendr in Chinatown, offering care in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese. She trained at New York Medical College and completed her residency at Montefiore Medical Center, and many reviewers describe over two decades of continuous care with the practice, including easy digital access to lab results and prescription refills.