Apicha Community Health Center – New York
Apicha Community Health Center brings accessible Urgent Care care to New York. With a focus on individualized treatment and open communication, the clinic has earned a reputation for thoughtful, high-quality medicine.
At Apicha Community Health Center, clinical decisions are always made collaboratively with the patient. Providers present options clearly, discuss trade-offs honestly, and respect each individual's preferences and values when designing a care plan.
Our Services
Urgent Care
When illness or injury strikes and your primary care physician is unavailable, our urgent care team is here. We handle a broad range of acute conditions efficiently, with shorter wait times than a typical ER.
Patient Experience
Patients visiting Apicha Community Health Center for the first time often note how different the experience feels compared to larger, busier facilities. a smaller, more attentive practice environment where individual needs are remembered from one visit to the next.
Insurance & Payment
Apicha Community Health Center accepts multiple insurance plans and strives to keep out-of-pocket costs manageable for all patients. For those without insurance coverage, the billing team can provide a clear estimate of expected costs before services are rendered. Financial assistance resources and community health programs may be available for qualifying patients.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will urgent care share my visit information with my regular doctor?
Most urgent care practices provide a visit summary that can be shared with your primary care provider upon request, helping to maintain continuity of your medical record.
What types of tests are available at urgent care?
On-site diagnostic capabilities typically include rapid strep, flu, and COVID testing, urinalysis, basic blood work, and X-ray imaging. More complex testing may require referral to an external laboratory or specialist.
When should I visit urgent care instead of the emergency room?
Urgent care is appropriate for conditions that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening, such as sprains, minor cuts, ear infections, fever, or urinary tract infections. Chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, or severe injuries should be directed to an emergency room.
Apicha Community Health Center is a New York-based practice at 400 Broadway, New York, NY 10013. To schedule a visit or speak with office staff, call (212) 334-6029. The practice welcomes new patients and works to accommodate timely appointments.
Opening Hours
| Mon | 9:00AM–5:30PM, Tue: 9:00AM–5:30PM, Wed: 9:00AM–5:30PM, Thu: 9:00AM–5:30PM, Fri: 9:00AM–5:30PM |
