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Clinician in scrubs checking an older patient's blood pressure at a table by the window
Clinician in scrubs checking an older patient's blood pressure at a table by the window

Six departments, one reception and one patient record on Court Street. Same-week visits for insured and self-pay patients.

Seen this week,
not next month.

Next opening today, 2:20pm

6 insurers in-network

Walk-ins for acute cases 7:30-9am

4.9 from 2,100 Google reviews

Book a time

Pick a department, your plan and a day. Reception texts you a confirmed time.

Open slots,
this week.

Every clinician’s next open time, updated by reception at 7:30 each morning. Acute cases walk in from 7:30 to 9am, no referral needed.

Open today

Department

Clinician

Mon to Fri

Next open

Walk-in wait this morning: about 15 minutes

Six departments,
one front desk.

Your primary care doctor, your child’s pediatrician and your physical therapist share one record and one reception, so a referral happens over lunch, not over weeks.

Nurse taking a patient's blood pressure in an exam room

Your first visit,
minute by minute.

A primary care check-up at Salus, as it actually runs. Your forms are done on your phone before you arrive.

0

min

Check in at the 2nd floor desk

Show your ID and insurance card. That is all the paperwork there is.

5

min

Vitals in room 2

A nurse takes blood pressure, weight and a short history. Bring your medication list.

10

min

Twenty-five minutes with your doctor

Not ten. Enough time to go through everything you wrote down.

35

min

Tests down the same hallway

A blood draw or a swab if you need one, without a second appointment.

24

hours

Results and a written plan

In your patient portal by the next evening. If anything needs action, your doctor calls you.

Pediatric nurse giving a boy a high five on the exam table
Pediatric nurse giving a boy a high five on the exam table

4.9 from 2,100 Google reviews

Shared with permission

“Same pediatrician for three years. He remembers everything, down to which arm my son wants the shot in.”

Jenna, Park Slope. Her son sees Dr. Thomas Harlan in pediatrics.

Fourteen clinicians,
25-minute visits.

Dr. Laura Whitfield books 25-minute slots because ten minutes is not a conversation. Everyone on this page works the same way.

We take Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Oscar and Medicare.

In-network? Most visits cost only your copay. Plan not listed? You pay the self-pay price below and get an itemized receipt for your out-of-network claim. HSA and FSA cards accepted.

Primary care visit

30 min

$180

Pediatric visit

20 min

$160

Dermatology consult

20 min

$220

Physical therapy session

45 min

$140

Dental cleaning

60 min

$150

214 Court St,
second floor.

F and G trains to Bergen St, three minutes on foot. Elevator, step-free entrance and an accessible restroom.

Monday to Thursday

7:30am-7pm

Friday

7:30am-5pm

Saturday

8am-1pm

Sunday

Closed

Chest pain, trouble breathing or heavy bleeding: call 911 and do not book online. After hours, our urgent care line is (718) 555-0162.

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