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Personalized Primary
Care For All

Manhattan Medical Arts understands the importance of health care in all stages of your life. Syra Hanif M.D. & Team are family physicians, certified in primary care, family medicine & preventive care. Located at 492 6th Avenue Manhattan & 72-14 Austin St Forest Hills, we are your neighbors and are dedicated to bringing our top-notch care model to your neighborhood.
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Open 7 Days a Week

Losing Weight
Becomes Achievable!

Ozempic®, Wegovy®, Zepbound®, and Mounjaro® are all available at Manhattan Medical Arts for those looking to lose weight safely or have obesity-related health issues.
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Open 7 Days a Week

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Exams Made Easy

Trusted civil surgeons for hassle-free green card medical exams. Complete your Form I-693 with confidence!
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Stay Ahead of Your Health with a Full Physical Exam

Stay on top of your health with a thorough physical exam. Vital screenings, lab tests, and expert care all in one appointment.
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WHAT WE CARE FOR

Whether you’re looking for treatment or just want to stay informed, we proudly cater to all of your health needs.

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Primary Care

Family medicine, sprains, strains, & fractures, illnesses and infections, blood pressure screenings and more.

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Preventive Care

Physical exams, immunizations & screenings, weight management
and more.

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Neurology

Focuses on providing specialized care to treat a diverse range of neurological disorders.

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Cardiology

Vascular and pulmonary care for patients that suffer from heart and vascular conditions.

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IV Hydration Therapy

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Services

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WHY MANHATTAN
MEDICAL ARTS?

With multiple locations available in New York – Manhattan Medical Arts has been satisfying patients by successfully delivering reliable and high-quality primary care services.

Over the years, our modern medical practice has become an oasis for all the patients who’re seeking quality medical services, with a streamlined, stress-free, and personalized experience.

We provide an extensive range of healthcare services and specialities, bundled with a 24/7 booking availability, online appointment scheduling, and the modernized telemedicine, offering online doctor visits – All leading to an instant, easy, and convenient healthcare management, even from the comfort of your homes with our televisits.

Meet The Team

To ensure that your healthcare needs & expectations are fulfilled, Manhattan Medical Arts offers a diverse and extraordinary team of board-certified physicians. Led by Syra Hanif M.D. our professionals are consistently dedicated to provide the best primary care services, along with comfort and an exceptional healthcare experience. Our team of experts include:

ACCEPTED INSURANCE

All major health insurances are accepted at Manhattan Medical Arts

Conditions We Treat

Whether you’re looking for treatment or just want to stay informed, we proudly cater to all of your health needs.

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ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

People living with ADHD often find it difficult to stay on top of daily responsibilities, stay focused, and manage impulsive actions. This can make school, work, and even social interactions challenging, which leads to frustration and emotional strain. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we take a thorough approach to treating ADHD. Our care plans are tailored to each person, involving medication, behavioral therapies and adjustments in lifestyle. The aim is to help individuals improve their focus, control impulsivity and lead a more balanced life.

Type 2 Diabetes

Managing Type 2 Diabetes can be tough. Patients need to keep a close eye on their blood sugar, rethink their diet and stay aware of serious risks like heart disease or nerve issues. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we’re committed to a patient-first diabetes care program. It includes personalized nutritional advice, medication and regular monitoring to help manage blood sugar levels. We partner with our patients to build lasting changes that promote long-term health improvements.

Migraine

Dealing with migraines can take a toll, with severe pain, nausea, and heightened sensitivity to light and sound often disrupting daily life. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we focus on pinpointing what triggers migraines in each individual. We then create a custom treatment plan, which might include medications, stress management tools, and preventive strategies. The goal is to reduce how often migraines strike and how intense they are so patients can live more comfortably.

Asthma

For those with asthma, even simple activities can become difficult due to symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing, and chest tightness. Environmental triggers can worsen the condition, making it harder to manage. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we craft individualized asthma care plans. These include inhaler use, medication, and education on avoiding triggers. Our goal is to help patients manage their symptoms and breathe easier, improving their overall lung health.

Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)

AFib is a condition that leads to an irregular and often fast heart rate, which can cause fatigue, chest discomfort, and a higher risk of stroke. It can greatly affect the heart’s function and lower quality of life. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we use advanced diagnostic methods and offer various treatments, from medications and lifestyle changes to procedures like cardioversion when necessary. Our focus is on controlling symptoms and reducing the risks to help patients regain their heart health.

ADHD
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ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

People living with ADHD often find it difficult to stay on top of daily responsibilities, stay focused, and manage impulsive actions. This can make school, work, and even social interactions challenging, which leads to frustration and emotional strain. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we take a thorough approach to treating ADHD. Our care plans are tailored to each person, involving medication, behavioral therapies and adjustments in lifestyle. The aim is to help individuals improve their focus, control impulsivity and lead a more balanced life.

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Type 2 Diabetes

Managing Type 2 Diabetes can be tough. Patients need to keep a close eye on their blood sugar, rethink their diet and stay aware of serious risks like heart disease or nerve issues. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we’re committed to a patient-first diabetes care program. It includes personalized nutritional advice, medication and regular monitoring to help manage blood sugar levels. We partner with our patients to build lasting changes that promote long-term health improvements.

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Migraine
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Migraine

Dealing with migraines can take a toll, with severe pain, nausea, and heightened sensitivity to light and sound often disrupting daily life. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we focus on pinpointing what triggers migraines in each individual. We then create a custom treatment plan, which might include medications, stress management tools, and preventive strategies. The goal is to reduce how often migraines strike and how intense they are so patients can live more comfortably.

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Asthma
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Asthma

For those with asthma, even simple activities can become difficult due to symptoms like shortness of breath, wheezing, and chest tightness. Environmental triggers can worsen the condition, making it harder to manage. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we craft individualized asthma care plans. These include inhaler use, medication, and education on avoiding triggers. Our goal is to help patients manage their symptoms and breathe easier, improving their overall lung health.

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Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)
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Atrial Fibrillation (AFib)

AFib is a condition that leads to an irregular and often fast heart rate, which can cause fatigue, chest discomfort, and a higher risk of stroke. It can greatly affect the heart’s function and lower quality of life. At Manhattan Medical Arts, we use advanced diagnostic methods and offer various treatments, from medications and lifestyle changes to procedures like cardioversion when necessary. Our focus is on controlling symptoms and reducing the risks to help patients regain their heart health.

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Testimonials

Moshay Y.

I had a great experience at Manhattan Medical Arts. Starting with the receptionist who was very kind and attentive. The PA was very instrumental in helping me stay on top of my medication. And vHarry who handles billing was also great over the phone in assisting me in contacting the PA, I think her name was Christina. Long story short, I absolutely had a pleasant visit.

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Michelly G.

I always receive wonderful service at Manhattan Medical, when I call to make or change my appointments Joel always works very hard to provide me with impeccable customer service. The doctors are amazing, they work with me to assist me in maintaining my health. It feels good to have do their best to care for you. I would recommend this clinic to anyone who is looking for great medical care.

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Antonine B.

Scheduling was a breeze and the customer service is beyond my expectations. Called to get a RX refill the gentleman in the phone was patient courteous and expedited and accommodated my visit requests. Thank you Manhattan medical for your wonderful staff members. Hope they get wonderful holiday bonuses and treated as wonderful as they treat the patient.

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