Nephrology Associates of Syracuse, PC began as a two-physician practice in 1978 and has continued to grow and develop ever since. Our practice has five physicians, five nurse practitioners, and two physician assistants. Our physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants work closely and collaboratively to care for the ongoing needs of our patients and provide the highest level of quality care.
Our nurse practitioners and physician assistants play a vital role in the care of our patients at Nephrology Associates. They are each assigned to a physician and work with them in a collaborative approach to provide optimal care.
If you have a scheduled Televisit Appointment, you will receive a link with your Appointment Reminder that is sent via text and email. Please use the link provided. You may also locate your provider’s picture and click on the Televisit link as an alternative. If you are able to see, but not hear your provider, we will call your cell or home phone for audio.
Internal Medicine ~ Nephrology
Internal Medicine ~ Nephrology
Internal Medicine ~ Nephrology
Internal Medicine ~ Nephrology
Internal Medicine ~ Nephrology
Practice Director
Office/Billing Manager
Clinical Manager
Laboratory Manager
Fiscal/HR Manager
Nephrology Associates of Syracuse, PC began as a two-physician practice in 1978 and has continued to grow. Our practice includes 5 American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) certified Nephrologists, 5 Nurse Practitioners, and 2 Physician Assistants who work collaboratively to meet the needs of our patients.
In order to protect all patients, visitors, staff and providers, all patients who are Covid 19 positive must complete the CDC recommended 5-day isolation period before being scheduled to come into the office for lab or office services and wear a mask in the office if they have recently had Covid or suffering from other respiratory symptoms. Masking is voluntary currently, however highly recommended for those vulnerable to respiratory illness, and those in high-risk populations such as immunosuppressed and dialysis patients.
If medically necessary, telemedicine is still available to provide care to Covid positive patients and those who are ill and isolating currently through December 31, 2024. Usually, most of our patients will need to have a lab slip mailed out or have recent labs available, as based on our provider’s request/determination.