Primary Care Doctor

Pankaj Mamtora, M.D.

Overview

Dr. Mamtora is a caring, kind, compassionate, and detail-oriented Primary Care Doctor. So when you visit him at Manhattan Medical Arts located at 72-14 Austin St, Forest Hills, Queens, you can rest assured that you are in qualified hands.

Pankaj Mamtora, M.D. is proud to combine his 30+ years of private and inpatient experience with a passion for preventive medicine to provide New Yorkers with a quality experience. So whether you’re visiting to address an acute illness or you’re looking to maintain your healthy lifestyle, Dr. Mamtora is a highly qualified and experienced primary care provider.

Dr. Mamtora is a Board Certified Internal Medicine doctor in New York. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, NY. He got his medical degree from BJ Medical College.

Patients trust Dr. Pankaj Mamtora to treat a range of conditions. These include high blood pressure (hypertension), obesity and diabetes, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), urinary tract infections, illnesses and injuries, and many others.

He looks forward to treating you and your family!

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Specialty

Internist
Primary Care Doctor

Primary Care

Services

Primary Care
Internal Medicine

Primary Care

Languages

English
Hindi
Gujarati

Primary Care

Insurance

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

Primary Care

Board Certifications

American Board of Internal Medicine

Professional Memberships

American Board of Internal Medicine

Education

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BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad, India, MD

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Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center, Residency in Internal Medicine

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