Aliya Mazal Warszawski, FNP
Gastroenterologist
5.0 (47 reviews)
Century Medical and Dental Center - Downtown Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY, 11201
View profile and availabilityBrowse GI care providers at participating New York practices. Current offices are in Brooklyn; compare professional qualifications, locations and offered visit options before choosing an appointment.
Compare provider profiles, locations, and available appointment times. 3 gi care providers are available to compare.
Gastroenterologist
5.0 (47 reviews)
Century Medical and Dental Center - Downtown Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY, 11201
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Gastroenterologist
5.0 (24 reviews)
Century Medical and Dental Center - Myrtle
Brooklyn, NY, 11201
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Gastroenterologist
4.9 (89 reviews)
Century Medical and Dental Center - Flatbush
Brooklyn, NY, 11226
View profile and availabilityBrowse available location and insurance combinations for gastroenterologist.
This directory lists participating GI care providers connected to an active practice in New York State. The current offices shown here are in Brooklyn, including Downtown Brooklyn, Flatbush and Myrtle. A New York result describes the practice's state; it does not mean that appointments are offered throughout the state or at every New York location. Start with the office on the card, then check its full address on the provider profile.
If Brooklyn is already your preferred destination, use the Brooklyn gastroenterology directory. To return to the broader specialty view, open the GI care provider directory. These pages offer different ways to browse the participating listings, rather than separate promises of additional providers.
A gastroenterology listing can represent a physician or another member of a GI care team. Read the qualifications beside the name: MD or DO, PA and FNP describe different professional roles. Do not assume that every clinician listed under the specialty is a gastroenterologist physician. The American College of Gastroenterology describes the gastroenterologist's role if you want background before comparing profiles.
Use the profile to understand who the appointment is with and which visits that provider offers. If your referral names a particular clinician or professional role, check those details with the practice before choosing an available time.
State-level browsing is useful when you are still deciding where to attend. Compare the practice name, stored city and address instead of treating all New York results as interchangeable. Downtown Brooklyn, Flatbush and Myrtle are distinct office choices. A provider's connection to one practice does not establish that the same appointment, hours or visit options are available at another office.
Consider whether you can attend that location for the initial visit and any later appointments you arrange. Check travel arrangements yourself, and ask the practice about access needs or arrival instructions when relevant. The directory does not estimate journey times or establish an office's accessibility arrangements.
Read the visit reasons offered for the selected provider and location. An initial consultation, a new patient visit and a follow-up should not be treated as interchangeable choices. The options shown can vary between clinicians. If the wording does not match your intended appointment, ask the practice rather than selecting an unrelated option just because it displays a time.
A consultation does not automatically reserve a colonoscopy or another procedure. Any procedure arrangements, instructions and facility details must come from the practice. For general background, read the NIDDK information about colonoscopy; it is not a booking option or a preparation plan for a particular patient.
Insurance information on a profile is a starting point for checking your plan. Confirm the exact plan, network, clinician and location with the practice and your insurer. Ask whether a referral or authorization is needed for the intended visit and how to check your expected patient cost. A familiar carrier name alone does not settle those questions.
If a later procedure is discussed, confirm its coverage separately. An office consultation and a procedure can involve different arrangements. Keep your insurance details available when contacting the appropriate office, and use the practice's own instructions for sharing any documents it requests.
An empty first week is not enough information to decide that a provider has no future appointments. Use Next available when it is offered, and read the displayed month, day and time. Compare another provider if the offered date does not work for you. Availability can change, and this directory does not promise a particular waiting time.
Before continuing with booking, review the provider, professional qualifications, practice address, visit reason and appointment date together. Recheck these choices after changing a location or returning from another profile. Browsing profiles helps you compare options; the details shown for your selected appointment remain the ones to verify before completing the booking steps.
Availability and insurance participation can vary by provider, location, visit reason, and plan. Review the provider profile and confirm coverage when needed.
Common questions
No. It filters participating practices by New York State; the offices currently listed are in Brooklyn. Check the practice address on each profile. Use the Brooklyn directory when that borough is already your preferred location.
No. GI care providers can have different professional qualifications, including physician, PA or FNP credentials. Read the credentials and the offered visit reasons before choosing an appointment.
Do not assume that a consultation schedules a procedure. The practice must explain any separate procedure appointment, facility arrangements and instructions.
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