A A.
7/20/2020
Leaa is a great service. They are fast, on time, super caring for their clients and always send amazing providers. I have used Leaa many times for in home medical services and they have delivered...
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1382 E 13th St
Brooklyn, NY 11230
Leaa is a pioneering healthcare company based in Brooklyn, NY, specializing in medical house calls and home urgent care services. With a team of board-certified physician assistants overseen by experienced MDs, Leaa has been offering concierge healthcare solutions for over seven years.
Leaa's primary focus is on providing unparalleled convenience and accessibility to healthcare, catering to individuals with demanding schedules such as diplomats and high-profile figures. Their mobile doctors bring top-tier medical care directly to patients' locations, whether at consulates, embassies, hotels, or private residences.
From primary and preventive health care to IV medications, complex symptom management, and in-home palliative care, Leaa offers a wide range of medical services. They cover everything from medical diagnosis and treatment to prescription of medications and support for family members, ensuring comprehensive and personalized care for all.
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3.013 reviewsParis R.
1/6/2025
This service is beyond a joke and view themselves as a "concierge service", as if their patients were getting personal training, plastic surgery or spa services. This is healthcare, mostly for...
Barbara J.
11/15/2023
They administered a $ 2500 injection. Few days later I went to toss the packaging out and noticed the expiration date . The product had expired almost a year ago .
Benny W.
11/14/2022
Feels like a fraud. The person that came over to check on my wife (Emanuel Avezbakiyev, PA) behaved like the sleaziest car salesperson. They listened to the lungs with a stethoscope, mentioning...
Becky M.
7/27/2022
Shameful gouging of people in crisis. Immunocompromised, I was so sick with COVID that I could not leave the house. At first they asked for $4000 to bring and administer monoclonal antibodies by...
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