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Endometriosis specialists near Queens, NY
A specialist in the PelviQuest network is bookable from Queens. The nearest network office is in Manhattan, about 8 miles away. Queens patients split between Manhattan and the Northwell hospitals on the Nassau border.
Queens has about 2.4 million residents, so roughly 53,000 women and girls here have endometriosis, and the same specialists serve Flushing, Jamaica, Astoria, Forest Hills and the rest of Queens County.
Order-of-magnitude estimate: 2020 Census, women aged 15 to 49 at about 22%, WHO prevalence about 10%.
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In the PelviQuest network · office in Manhattan
Endometriosis and pelvic nerve surgeon
20+ years of experience
Office
Manhattan, New York
Visit types
In person in Manhattan
An endometriosis and pelvic nerve surgeon with more than 20 years of experience sees PelviQuest patients in person at offices in Hackensack, New Jersey and Manhattan, New York. Booking happens inside the free PelviQuest app after you join the network with the in-app search.
Long Island Jewish Medical Center (Northwell, New Hyde Park)
Mount Sinai Queens (Astoria)
The 7 train serves Flushing and Long Island City, the LIRR reaches Jamaica and the Nassau border, and Long Island Jewish sits just over the Queens line in New Hyde Park.
Named for where gynecologic surgery is concentrated, not as programs we have assessed.
Specialist endometriosis care in Queens, NY
No program with endometriosis or pelvic pain in its name was verified inside Queens on the pages checked, but the borough's two academic affiliates are clear. NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, at 56-45 Main Street in Flushing, is staffed by Weill Cornell Medicine doctors and lists women's health services from screening to gynecologic cancer treatment. Long Island Jewish Medical Center, at 270-05 76th Avenue in New Hyde Park on the Nassau line, lists gynecology among its programs and houses Katz Women's Hospital; Northwell Health's obstetrics and gynecology pages name gynecology and fertility services but no endometriosis program. The New York State Department of Health's facility dataset also lists Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens in Long Island City, Flushing Hospital Medical Center, Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Queens Hospital Center, Elmhurst Hospital Center and Long Island Jewish Forest Hills among the county's hospitals.
The named programs are a borough away: Weill Cornell Medicine's Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Program at 525 East 68th Street, NYU Langone Health's Endometriosis Center, which sees patients in Manhattan, Brooklyn and on Long Island, and Maimonides Medical Center's Endometriosis Center of Excellence in Brooklyn. Flushing-Main Street is the eastern terminal of the subway's Flushing Line, and Jamaica station is the Long Island Rail Road's transfer hub. Queens County counted about 2,405,000 residents in the 2020 Census.
Flushing · Jamaica · Astoria · Forest Hills · Bayside · Long Island City
Who is the best endometriosis specialist in Queens?
PelviQuest does not rank doctors. For Queens County the practical answer is a surgeon within reach of NewYork-Presbyterian Queens who passes the six checks, starting with excision experience and clinical diagnosis, not surgery first. The New York page covers the rest of the state.
Questions from Queens
Can I book an endometriosis specialist in Queens, NY through PelviQuest?
Yes, for in-person visits in Manhattan. Video visits for New York patients will be added once New York licensing is confirmed.
Can I use PelviQuest in Queens, NY without booking a visit?
Yes. The questionnaire, trackers, insights and report work whether or not you book.
Is there an endometriosis specialist in Queens itself?
Not inside Queens itself; the nearest network office is in Manhattan, about 8 miles away. NewYork-Presbyterian Queens is the nearest place where gynecologic surgeons are concentrated; from Flushing or Jamaica that is the same trip.