Dr. Stella Pinhas is a board certified in internal medicine and geriatrics and has been offering primary care for adults and the elderly for over 30 years. She admits patients at her private practice in Rego Park, and at the NewYork-Presbyterian Queens Hospital, and at the Forest Hills LIJ Hospital. Dr. Pinhas remains dedicated to learning, and completes continuing education courses yearly. From a 2003-2018, Dr Pinhas was a member of the NYPQ faculty where among other things, she greatly enjoyed teaching geriatrics fellow and medical residents. In practice Dr. Pinhas strives to combine her advance knowledge of medicine with an attentive attribute in order to provide her patients with the best possible care. With all her experience and compassion, Dr. Pinhas is surely the physician for you.
We practice warm and caring medicine in a clean, modern setting. To help achieve and maintain your overall health, we focus on preventative care and regular check ups. At Dr. Pinhas’s office, we strive to detect and diagnose early symptoms before they develop into more serious problem .
We are greatly invested in your good health. Our office is freshly renovated and uses advanced, state of the art computerized equipment to maximize the quality of your medical care. Our staff operate a very organized and responsible establishment. Your safety and comfort are of the utmost importance to us. That’s why we go to great lengths to ensure that our practice exceeds all standards for cleanliness and safety. Our entire office is wheel chair accessible. Everything is ready just for you. We welcome new patients and appreciate your referrals.
Here at Internal Medicine and Geriatrics, we are dedicated to our patients in every way. Recently we have begun conducting Quality Improvement activities to help improve the health of all our patients. Specifically, for patients we high blood pressure, we wanted to bring down the number of patients with their blood pressure listed as high. Through trial and error we have reached out goals.
At the beginning of the year, patients that were in control of their blood pressure were listed at 50%
As of March 31st, this has increased to 64%, due to our targeted actions.
We are constantly improving and are continuing to measure things such as this, to improve the health of your health.
If you have any feedback about things we have changed to reach this goal please let us know.
