Roslyn is the historic anchor of the North Shore communities that share its name, a village of about 3,000 people tucked into the valley at the head of Hempstead Harbor. Its housing is more varied than its neighbors': the 217-unit Roslyn Gardens co-op off Warner Avenue, the 1950s Roslyn Pines subdivision, the newer Roslyn Landing condominiums downtown, and older homes within the Main Street Historic District. With a median age in the mid-forties and many long-settled residents, preventive care matters here, from annual physicals and health screenings to steady management of blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes. PRINE Health Roslyn at 1044 Northern Boulevard, Suite 102, is inside the village's own 11576 ZIP code, so your primary care physician is genuinely local.
Village residents reach Manhattan from the Roslyn LIRR station just over the border in Roslyn Heights, and five NICE bus routes, including the n20H and n23, run through town. Our office on Route 25A is convenient whether you are heading to the station or coming off the William Cullen Bryant Viaduct. The primary care team handles acute sick visits, vaccinations, lab testing, and school forms for Roslyn district families, and offers televisits and remote monitoring for patients who prefer to check in from home. Since PRINE grew out of nephrology, the same office can bring in a kidney specialist when blood work calls for it. Call (516) 940-7500 or request an appointment online.
Roslyn's downtown is a National Register historic district built around Main Street and Old Northern Boulevard, with the 1895 Ellen E. Ward Memorial Clock Tower at its center and the 1715 Roslyn Grist Mill under restoration at the harbor's edge. Gerry Park wraps around Roslyn Pond with walking paths and one of the Mackay horse statues, while the Bryant Library on Papermill Road is the oldest public library in Nassau County. Hendrick's Tavern, where George Washington stopped in 1790, and Cedarmere in neighboring Roslyn Harbor round out a village where history and daily life sit close together.
PRINE Health Roslyn is at 1044 Northern Boulevard, Suite 102, Roslyn, NY 11576, on Route 25A. The office provides both primary care and nephrology. If you prefer another location, PRINE Health Manhasset at 1129 Northern Boulevard, Suite 101, is a few minutes further west on the same road. Call (516) 940-7500 for directions or to book.
The office is on Northern Boulevard, a corridor served by NICE bus routes that pass through Roslyn, so many residents reach it without a car. Televisits are also available for follow-ups such as lab result reviews and medication check-ins, which can reduce how often you need to travel. Call to ask which visits are suitable for telehealth.
Yes, our primary care team is accepting new patients. A first visit typically includes a health history review, a physical exam, and any lab testing or screenings that are due. Bring your insurance card, photo ID, medication list, and prior records if you have them. Call (516) 940-7500 to schedule and to confirm that your plan is accepted.
An annual physical covers vital signs, a head-to-toe exam, review of your medications and family history, age-appropriate health screenings, and vaccinations you may be due for. Lab testing can be done as part of the visit. Your provider will discuss blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, and any other results with you, in person or by televisit.
Yes. PRINE Health is a physician-owned multispecialty group built around nephrology, and the Roslyn office houses both services. If a screening shows reduced kidney function or hard-to-control blood pressure, your primary care provider can coordinate with a nephrologist, as well as with PRINE endocrinology, vascular, rheumatology, podiatry, urology, infusion, and nutrition specialists.