garden city obgyn patient portal

How do I enroll for the garden OB/GYN patient portal?

and More! To register for the Garden OB/GYN Patient Portal, please email care@gardenobgyn.com to request a link to enroll or ask our reception staff during your next visit. Learn how to best use the Patient Portal here

Why choose OBGYN at Prime Garden City Hospital?

During the four-year program in OBGYN, residents have progressive responsibility in managing obstetrical patients. Prime Garden City Hospital averages approximately 500 births per year. Residents take an active role in nearly all deliveries, as opposed to being limited to a smaller population of patients.

Does garden OB/GYN accept insurance?

(GRAPH 1) Garden OB/GYN accepts most insurance plans. Participation information is not a guarantee of payment. Patients are responsible for any non-covered charges for services excluded under their insurance contract.

Where can I find a good OB/GYN in NYC?

With nine locations in Midtown West, the Upper East Side, Manhattan, Forest Hills, Flushing of Fresh Meadows, Garden City, Lake Success, Massapequa, Bay Shore, and Commack, New York, Garden OB/GYN is one of the most highly regarded OB/GYN practices in the state.

Where is Garden OB?

Garden OB/GYN is a premier medical practice with an outstanding reputation for obstetrics and gynecology. With ten locations in Midtown West, the Upper East Side, and the Upper West Side of Manhattan, as well as Forest Hills, Garden City, Lake Success, Massapequa, Commack, and Cedarhurst, New York, Garden OB/GYN is one of ...

How many babies did Garden OB deliver in 2014?

At our practice, we deliver over 1,200 babies annually. In 2014 we delivered 1,309. Of these, only 41 patients delivered prematurely giving us a preterm delivery rate of 3.10% which is significantly lower than the national average at 11.4%.#N#New York State, although slightly better than the National Average at 10.9%, is still more than double the percentage of Garden OB/GYN. (GRAPH 1)

Does Garden OB accept insurance?

Garden OB/GYN accepts most insurance plans. Participation information is not a guarantee of payment. Patients are responsible for any non-covered charges for services excluded under their insurance contract. Please check with your health plan to make sure a physician at Garden OB/GYN is considered an in-network provider for the service (s) you require. If you do not see your insurance on the list below, please contact our office or your insurance to confirm participation.

Is participation information a guarantee of payment?

Participation information is not a guarantee of payment. Patients are responsible for any non-covered charges for services excluded under their insurance contract. Please check with your health plan to make sure a physician at Garden OB/GYN is considered an in-network provider for the service (s) you require.

Contact Us

We accept most insurance plans and Medicare. Call us if you have any questions

Meet the Doctors

To make an appointment call us at 516-222-1033. We can usually accommodate same day appointments for emergencies

Clinic News

We are presently taking reservations for our Child Birth Classes that are given in our office

Who can sign up for MyChart by Prime Healthcare?

Any patient over the age of 18 can sign up for their own MyChart account.

Is there a mobile app?

Yes, current MyChart users can download the MyChart mobile app at no cost. The app is available on iPhone and Android devices.

How many births does Prime Garden City Hospital have?

During the four-year program in OBGYN, residents have progressive responsibility in managing obstetrical patients. Prime Garden City Hospital averages approximately 500 births per year. Residents take an active role in nearly all deliveries, as opposed to being limited to a smaller population of patients. Gynecologic surgery is integrated throughout all years in training and according to skill level.

What is continuity clinic?

Continuity clinic is coordinated in established practices under the supervision of staff physicians, allowing for ample experience across the spectrum of prenatal, postnatal and gynecologic care. Didactics are scheduled for Monday and Thursday mornings.