Is Weill Cornell Medicine Post-ICU Recovery Clinic a Long COVID clinic in New York?

Yes. Weill Cornell Medicine Post-ICU Recovery Clinic is a clinic or hospital service in New York, United States, listed for Long COVID.

It offers assessment, mental health support, medication management and rehabilitation. The service is billed to health insurance. It's for adults.

Type

Clinic

Conditions

Long COVID

Services

Assessment, mental health support, medication management and rehabilitation

Funding

Billed to health insurance

Ages

Adults

Address

425 East 61st Street, 11th Floor, 10065 New York

Phone

(646) 962-2333

Website

weillcornell.org/post-icu-recovery-clinic

Email

[email protected]

On Google Maps

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Listed by

Public Health Action Network Long COVID clinics

Last checked

October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website

Good to know

• Post-intensive care syndrome clinic that serves survivors of serious COVID-19 illness and other critical illness.
• Not a general long COVID clinic.

These notes come from the source that listed this service. CFS Recovery didn't write them.

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