Ryan Bell, M.D.
Weill Cornell Medicine Primary Care
Internal Medicine

Location
232 West 80th Street
​New York, NY 10024

Contact
Member Services: (877) 888-5590

• Personalized Care
• Board Certifications
• Education & Medical Training

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The Concierge Choice Program

Concierge Choice participants receive a number of benefits that are generally not available in traditional practices, such as:

• Preventive Wellness: An extended annual exam that includes a thorough health review and supplementary testing customized to your unique health needs.
• Annual Nutritional Consultation: A registered dietitian will meet with you each year to assist in optimizing your overall health.
• Easy Ways to Reach Me Directly: Members receive my private cell phone number for urgent after-hours communication.
• Advocacy with Other Health Providers: Personalized health advocacy, guidance, and coordination with specialists when needed.
• A Dedicated Staff Focused on Service: You will have a Concierge Coordinator to efficiently book appointments, answer questions or help you with paperwork.
• Hospital Visits: I will stay connected to the hospital physicians should you be admitted.
• Peace of Mind While You’re Traveling: A network of concierge physicians available when you are away from home.

Board Certifications
Internal Medicine

Education & Medical Training

Dr. Bell, a native of Seattle, WA., received his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington in 1990.  After working as an engineer for several years, he returned to university to pursue a career in medicine, and also obtained a Master's Degree in Human Nutrition. As a commissioned officer in the U.S. Navy, he attended the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences medical school in Bethesda, MD., the only military medical school in the U.S., earning his medical degree in 2002. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine at The National Naval Medical Center.  Dr. Bell spent fourteen years as a Naval officer and physician, where he received multiple awards, including recognition as one of the top five Internal Medicine doctors in the US Navy in 2010.  He left active duty service in 2013, and continues service as a commander in the Naval Reserves.  Dr. Bell has a particular interest in keeping patients healthy with exercise, diet, and lifestyle improvements. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, rock climbing, running, cycling, and traveling.