Geoff Gilb
Geoff brings over eight years of experience as a Medical Assistant and Clinic Coordinator to his new role as Practice Manager. Prior to joining The Lanby, he worked at One Medical’s Google on-site location, where he helped develop and implement company-wide lab quality programs.
In his role as Practice Manager, Geoff is passionate about improving processes and clinical operations to enhance our Membership experience. His dedication to building meaningful relationships and understanding our members' unique needs continues to drive his efforts to create a welcoming and personalized approach that leaves a lasting impression.
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Conveniently located in the heart of Manhattan, between Bryant Park and Grand Central Station.
The Lanby
535 Fifth Ave, Suite 603
New York, NY 10017
Monday-Friday
9 AM - 5 PM
646-200-5750
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What is The Lanby?
The Lanby is a modern concierge medical practice bringing primary care, functional medicine, and wellness together in one membership. Our proactive, relationship-based approach is designed to help you understand your health, prevent disease, and feel your best at every stage of life.
As a member, you’ll have a dedicated Care Team that includes a Lead Physician, Physician Assistant, Registered Dietitian, Medical Assistant, and Member Advocate. Working together, they take a comprehensive view of your health to deliver personalized care, connect the dots, and guide you toward your long-term health goals.
Your membership includes a comprehensive annual assessment, ongoing in-person and virtual visits, on-site blood draws, individualized Care Plans, direct access to your Care Team through the member portal, coordination with trusted specialists, and after-hours and urgent care support. Every recommendation is tailored to your needs, with one coordinated team helping you stay ahead of your health, not just respond when something feels wrong.
