Nicole M. Adler, MD

I wanted to be a doctor ever since I was a child and always had a love for science and medicine. As I grew up and attended college, that love grew into a desire to help people, form strong connections and bonds, and care for patients in their times of greatest need. Throughout medical school and residency, I learned about the unique field of hospital medicine, a specialty that would allow me to care for patients who have acute illnesses and are hospitalized. I’ve found it particularly rewarding to help care for patients and their families during the particularly trying time of hospitalization.

I treat adults with acute illnesses who are admitted to the hospital. I care for patients who have infections, such as pneumonia and urinary tract infections, as well as cardiac conditions, kidney conditions, gastrointestinal conditions, pulmonary disease, and other illnesses.

At NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island, my team and I work closely with people’s outpatient providers to make sure that their time in the hospital is as safe as possible. I also work with them to ensure a smooth transition for patients after they leave the hospital.

I am a fellow of the American College of Physicians and the Society of Hospital Medicine. I am also a High Value Practice Academic Alliance faculty representative for NYU Langone Health.