Rebecca J. Kurth, M.D.
Deborah P. Jones, M.D.

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**No Tele-visits as of January 1, 2023. All visits must be in person in the office. ***At this time, we are not accepting New Patients. Please check back later in spring.

Office Overview

Thank you for considering our office to provide your health care needs. We provide comprehensive primary care for adults in a friendly and calm environment. Our medical staff is committed to caring for you and your family with the utmost privacy and attention.

This website was developed as a resource for both established and new patients to find out information about the practice and important resources for your health. If you have any questions about the practice, please call us.

Hi-Tech Infrastructure

We have an electronic health records system.

Personalized Care in a Fee-for-Service Model

This practice is designed to allow doctors to spend more time with their patients in an environment that is therapeutically calm with minimal waiting times.

Understanding Our Fee-for-Service Model

Experienced Office Staff

Our team is experienced, professional, and patient centered. Our team is uniquely trained to put patients at ease.

Qualified Doctors

Dr. Rebecca J Kurth and Dr. Deborah P Jones are board certified internists with extensive experience treating patients from age 18 and up.

What We Do

This office is built around ongoing and long term relationships between patients and their primary care physician. Dr. Kurth and Dr. Jones provide care of existing medical conditions, evaluate and manage new problems, and provide preventative health maintenance. This means that if problems are identified, they will be treated and managed. A doctor is available to see you if you are sick, and connect with you to specialists in New York if needed. A check up means you will not only be told how you are doing and what problem you may have, but also be given ongoing care and guidance.

Venipuncture

Vaccine administration including yellow fever

Electrocardiogram

Urinalysis and urine pregnancy tests

Blood and skin testing for tuberculosis

DEX Bone densitometry

Vitamin B12 Injections

Home Sleep Tests

Whole body composition analysis via DEX scanning

Suture removal

Rapid strep test

Rapid flu testing

Urea breath test

Pulmonary function testing

Our Staff

Our team of professionals includes two physicians, an office manager and two certified medical assistants

Rebecca Kurth, MD, FACP, PC

Internal Medicine

Dr Kurth is a general internist. Her focus is on caring for the whole patient. For her, this means not only making the correct medical diagnoses and setting up effective treatment plans but also caring about the emotional and mental well being of each person...Read more

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Dr. Deborah P. Jones, MD, MPH

Internal Medicine

Dr. Deborah Jones, who joined the practice of Dr. Rebecca J. Kurth in 2016, combines superb training, broad clinical experience, and a holistic, patient-centered approach to practicing medicine. As a general internist Dr. Jones is trained to diagnose and manage chronic...Read more

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Visits centered on you. Care Centered on You.

By having enough time with your doctor, you will be heard here, and be given a treatment plan tailored to you. We strive to offer humanistic and holistic medicine in the era of technology and precision medicine

Questions? We are hear to help!
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Healthcare Information

Our mission is to improve the health and well being of our patients. For you, this means staying informed and asking questions. Looking into the health information supplied by government, academic medical societies, the media and other groups is a great start to broadening your healthcare knowledge.

Education is a key to good health and to successful medical interactions with your health care providers. Our practice welcomes your questions and concerns and encourages you to stay informed and to be a true partner in your health. We hope the information and links provided are useful to you.

Nutrition Resources

Health Websites We Trust

Traveler Health

Dr. Jones holds a Certificate in Travel Health (CTH™) from the International Society of Travel Medicine. She also has personal experience traveling and living abroad

Our office provides the following services for travelers

Pre-travel consultations for new and existing patients (including long-term stays for work, school or any other reason)
Managing chronic illnesses during travel
Routine and travel vaccines, including yellow fever
Printed report with maps based on your itinerary
Illness in returning travelers
For new and existing patients, request a travel consultation

Travel Health Resources

2020 Yellow Fever Vaccination Update

Sanofi Pasteur expects YF-VAX® (Yellow Fever Vaccine) supply to return in the U.S. by the end of 2019. In the interim, Sanofi Pasteur has made another yellow fever vaccine available in the US at select locations. Please call our office for additional information if you think you may need a yellow fever vaccination.

Certified Yellow Fever Vaccination Center

Dr. Jones is authorized by the State of New York to vaccinate against yellow fever and provide the appropriate validation on your International Certificate of Vaccination and Prophylaxis. The ICVP, better known as the “yellow card,” is retained for life. We recommend safekeeping your Yellow Card with your passport.

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Patient Support Information

Resources for getting the care you need.

Facilities We Frequently Refer To

Interactive Office Forms

Health Guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

What does fasting mean?

Fasting is having nothing to eat or drink (except water) for ten hours prior to your visit (or after 10pm at night if you are coming in to the office in the morning). You may take all morning medications, except any diabetes pills, vitamins, and supplements.

What insurance do Dr. Kurth and Dr. Jones accept?

Dr. Kurth and Dr. Jones do not participate with any commercial insurance and they have opted out of Medicare. Payment is expected at the time of your appointment. Our office will provide you an itemized bill to submit to your insurance carrier for reimbursement.

What is preventive medicine?

Generally speaking, preventive medicine is the part of medicine engaged with preventing disease rather than treating existing problems or symptoms. An example of preventative medicine is undergoing testing to screen for cancer or testing to stratify your risk for heart disease.

What forms of payment do you accept?

Our office accepts cash, checks, or credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, or American Express).

What does "opt out of Medicare" mean?

To "opt out" means that a physician is paid out-of-pocket by the beneficiary and no one is reimbursed by medicare.

How do I submit to my insurance company?

You sign and date the bottom of the receipt that is given to you at the time of your visit. You attach this to one of your insurance claim forms and mail this to your carrier.

What are the office hours?

The office is generally open Monday through Friday from 8:00AM to 4:00PM. Visits are by appointment. If you need a same day visit, please call the office early in the day to get an appointment.

Is blood work done in the office?

As a convenience to our patients, we do draw blood work here in the office. If you need to come in just for blood work, please call the morning of the day that you want to come in to get an appointment time. The fee for venipuncture is $50.00.

What do an annual exam and the new patient visit include?

Both of these exams are complete physicals that are required for all patients once a year. The fee for these visits includes blood drawing, urine testing, and an EKG if needed.

Can I get referrals from your office? Or preauthorization?

We can provide names and contact information for any consultations you may require; we work with a number of exceptional specialists in all fields of medicine and health. Since we do not participate with any insurance, we unfortunately are not authorized to write referrals to other physicians, which some insurance plans may require.
Preauthorization is done if necessary to perform any test that the doctor recommends.