Filipino Health, Beauty and Wellness in New York City

Skin clinic in Woodside founded in 2019 by licensed esthetician Mayeth de Villa, who is from Marinduque. It offers facials, permanent makeup, eyelash extensions and IV drips, and opened a second branch, Beauty Buffet Aesthetica, at 61-04 39th Avenue in 2026.

Tagalog-speaking physical therapist at New York Acupuncture and Chiropractic in Manhattan. Christopher Dimla is licensed in New York and describes his professional background as including physical therapy licensure in the Philippines. His outpatient work focuses on functional recovery, pain management and musculoskeletal and neurological rehabilitation.

Pediatrician at Cohen Children's Northwell Health Physician Partners General Pediatrics in Mill Basin, Brooklyn. Allison Arquero graduated from the University of Santo Tomas and lists Tagalog and Ilocano among his patient languages.

Cardiologist and internal medicine physician with a practice in Manhattan. Camilo Uy earned his medical degree at Cebu Institute of Medicine and completed residency training at Lenox Hill Hospital. His WebMD clinical profile lists Tagalog.

Tagalog-speaking cardiologist at Northwell Health Physician Partners in Greenwich Village. Christopher Tanayan graduated from the University of the Philippines and provides general and preventive cardiology care. He also sees patients at Northwell's East 84th Street office.

Filipino-speaking pediatric surgeon practicing on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Francisca Tolete Velcek graduated from the University of the Philippines and is affiliated with Lenox Hill Hospital and Staten Island University Hospital.

Tagalog-speaking internal medicine physician with Mount Sinai Doctors on Manhattan's Upper West Side. James Thomas Santa Cruz Salmon completed medical school at the University of Santo Tomas and provides care for adults, including management of high blood pressure, diabetes and other chronic conditions.

Tagalog-speaking family medicine physician at Medical Offices of Manhattan on the Upper East Side. Janice Cristobal earned her medical degree at the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center in the Philippines and provides adult primary care. She also speaks English and Spanish.

Tagalog-speaking pediatric hospital medicine physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in Manhattan. Jocelyn Legaspi Almerino trained at St. Luke's College of Medicine William H. Quasha Memorial in the Philippines and also speaks Fukienese.

Tagalog-speaking pediatrician with a practice in Rego Park, Queens. Jose Quiwa completed medical school at the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center in the Philippines. His hospital affiliations include NewYork-Presbyterian Queens and Northwell Health hospitals.

Tagalog-speaking internal medicine physician at NYU Langone Medical Associates in Manhattan's Penn District. Krisczar Bungay moved from Manila to the United States at age 13. His adult primary care practice focuses on preventive care, chronic conditions, HIV and LGBTQ+ health.

University of Santo Tomas-trained internist providing adult primary care in Rego Park. Marissa Santos speaks Tagalog and Filipino with patients. Her practice also has an office in Woodside.

Tagalog-speaking internal medicine and primary care physician at Mount Sinai's Jack Martin Fund Center in Harlem. Martin Emmanuel Garcia earned his medical degree at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines and worked in underserved Philippine communities before continuing his training in New York.

University of the Philippines-trained cardiologist at Staten Island University Hospital. Martin Miguel Inocencio Amor speaks Filipino and Tagalog and practices cardiology, critical care cardiology and critical care medicine with Northwell Health.

Physician at Mount Sinai in Manhattan specializing in geriatrics, hospital medicine and palliative care. Noelle Marie Javier graduated from the University of the Philippines. Her independent clinical profile lists Filipino and Tagalog for communication with patients.

Tagalog-speaking pediatric rehabilitation physician at NYU Langone Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Associates in Manhattan. Patricia Tan graduated from the University of Santo Tomas in Manila and provides rehabilitation care for children. She also sees patients at NYU Langone locations on Long Island.

Tagalog-speaking physician at Mount Sinai's Martha Stewart Center for Living in Manhattan. Rainier Soriano completed medical school at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines and provides geriatrics, primary care and palliative medicine services.

Filipino- and Tagalog-speaking adult primary care physician at Northwell Health in Rego Park, Queens. Ray Chester Ambida earned his medical degree from Far Eastern University and completed his residency at Long Island Jewish Forest Hills. He provides internal medicine care and follow-up for adult patients.

Filipino- and Tagalog-speaking surgeon at Northwell Health's Long Island Jewish Medical Center campus in Queens. Ronald Allan Dela Cruz completed medical school at the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center. His specialties include general surgery, emergency general surgery and surgical critical care.

University of the Philippines-trained primary care physician at Mount Sinai's Japanese Medical Practice in Midtown Manhattan. Rowena Rosales speaks Tagalog and provides internal medicine care, with an interest in comprehensive Japanese corporate physicals.

Infectious disease physician at Mount Sinai's Peter Krueger Clinic in Manhattan, with an additional practice at Mount Sinai Union Square. Tessa Gomez completed her medical degree at the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. Her clinical interests include HIV care, hepatitis C and travel medicine; her independent physician profile lists Tagalog.

Physical therapist at Chung Ying Physical Therapy & Acupuncture near Columbus Circle in Manhattan. Gwen Agias earned a physical therapy degree from Cebu Doctors' University and trained at Philippine General Hospital. He speaks Tagalog and Cebuano and treats sports injuries, muscle and joint pain, neurological conditions and postsurgical rehabilitation needs.

Tagalog-speaking physical therapist at Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Ambulatory Care Rego Park. Marck Santiago earned his physical therapy degree at the University of Baguio and provides adult physical therapy and orthopedic rehabilitation.

Barbershop and streetwear brand on Queens Boulevard in Elmhurst run by Filipino-American barber Mikki Love Azarcon, who started cutting hair in his mother's basement in Woodside. It offers fades, designs and other cuts and sells Queens Finest apparel.