One doctor for the whole family
Family Medicine · Primary Care · Flushing, NY
One family, one doctor who stays
Get to knowyour family doctor
No more switching doctors and repeating your history from scratch. John Yang Lee, MD brings 30+ years of internal and family medicine — adults, children, and women all cared for by the same doctor, in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese.
Serving families across Flushing, Bayside, Great Neck, and Elmhurst.
- 30+
- years in internal & family medicine
- Adults · children · women
- one doctor for all
- EN · 中 · 粤
- seen in three languages
Who We Care For
Adults, children, and women — one doctor for all
Primary care for the whole family
Adult Primary Care
Adult primary care, everyday medical needs, and chronic disease management — from minor illness to long-term follow-up, with the same doctor.
Pediatric Primary Care
Pediatric primary care, so your child’s everyday health is followed by a doctor who knows them.
Women’s Primary Care
Women’s primary care, in a language you’re comfortable with, so nothing gets lost in translation.
What We Handle
Most everyday concerns are handled here
From acute illness to long-term conditions, your family doctor is the first door for your family’s health. See the full list under All Services.
Acute illness
- Fever
- Cough
- Sore throat
- Abdominal pain
- And more
Common conditions of older adults
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- Diabetes
- Ongoing chronic-care follow-up
Patient-Centered Medical Home
“Patient-centered” is a practice, not a slogan.
With Dr. Magill, a former chair of the ABFM, Dr. Lee established a US-China cooperation program in the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). When you’re living with several conditions at once, we look at the whole picture and care for them together — rather than treating one problem at a time in isolation.
In Your Own Words
English · Mandarin · Cantonese spoken
Describe your symptoms in your own language — it helps your doctor understand you, and it helps you understand your doctor. Mandarin and Cantonese are spoken here, which helps when you’re finding a doctor for your parents.
Credentials
Credentials that show up in every visit, not just on the wall
FAQ
What you may want to ask before your visit
- What should I bring to my first visit?
- Photo ID, your insurance card (if any), a list of your current medications, and any records or reports you already have — details as advised when you book.
- Can I be seen the same day?
- For same-day availability, please call (315) 654-0680.
- Which insurance do you accept?
- We accept a range of insurance plans — call and tell us your plan, and the front desk will check it for you.
- Does the doctor speak Cantonese?
- Yes. Dr. Lee sees patients in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese.
The above is general guidance; please call for details specific to our practice.
Have a question? Start with a call
We answer during office hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM