The Division of General Internal Medicine in Primary Care is responsible for much of the inpatient and outpatient resident education. The hospitalists group and the short stay unit group provide hospital care for a significant portion of the LIJ medical inpatients service.

The Division's ambulatory sites are staffed by faculty who specialize in primary care, general internal medicine, and preventive medicine. The Division's full-time faculty rely on extensive clinical experience and evidence-based medicine to provide up-to-date medical care. Research activities are part of the Division's responsibilities.

Long Island Jewish General Internal Medicine
2800 Marcus Avenue, Suite 200, Lake Success, NY 11042
(516) 708-2510

The Primary Care and General Internal Medicine practice at the LIJ Medical Center's Faculty Practice specialize in primary care/general internal medicine and preventive medicine. Our offices are convenient, attractive and friendly with easy access and plenty of free parking. We offer evening appointments. Our physicians participate in most insurance plans. The physicians are a part of the Long Island Jewish medical staff, teach medical students from Albert Einstein College of Medicine and interns and residents from Long Island Jewish Hospital. Our physicians have special expertise in the diagnosis and management of adult diseases, preventive medicine, women's health, men's health, occupational medicine and disease prevention/health promotion.

Long Island Jewish Family Practice
2800 Marcus Avenue, Suite 200, Lake Success, NY 11042
(516) 708-2510

It is a primary care and family practice of LIJ Medical Center's faculty practice. Our office is located in the Little Neck community of New York. Our Medical Director, Dr. Anne Robbins, participates in most insurance plans. Dr. Robbins is a member of the staff of Long Island Jewish Medical Staff and she teaches medical students from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and interns and residents from Long Island Jewish Hospital. She has a special expertise in women's health, adolescent medicine and disease prevention/health promotion.


Hospitalist Medicine
2800 Marcus Avenue, Suite 200, Lake Success, NY 11042
(516) 708-2510

Long Island Jewish Medical Center's Hospitalist program is one of the oldest and most respected hospitalist programs in the nation. Our full time physicians provide the highest quality of patient medical care, serving the physicians of the medical community. Medical residents and students work with the hospitalists in "firm" teams. They provide follow-up reports of the discharged patients to the referring doctors. For information, or to refer a patient:


Ambulatory Care Unit/Medical Clinic

The Ambulatory Care Unit/Medical Clinic is an ambulatory site at Long Island Jewish Hospital, run by the medical resident staff, under the direct supervision of Dr. Ronald E. Rosen and Dr. Cindy Baskin. The clinic accepts Medicaid/Medicare and managed Medicaid under HealthFirst. The clinic has access to a full spectrum of specialists and the diagnostic facilities of Long Island Jewish Medical Center. The ACU medical clinic is the primary site for the Ambulatory education of the medical residents and medical students from Albert Einstein College of Medicine. The unit utilizes the services of on-site nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers and dieticians. There is close integration with the department of psychiatry and pharmacy.

Medical Short Stay Unit (MSSU)

The Medical Short Stay Unit (MSSU) has 15 beds managed by full-time faculty members in the Division of General Internal Medicine. Patients admitted to this unit are expected to require only short term hospitalization. The short stay physicians are involved with the general activities of the Division.