Specialty 1: Internal Medicine

Specialty 2: Geriatrics

Specialty Focus: Geriatrics,/Internal Medicine/General Practice/Ambulatory Surgery/ Preoperative Risk Assessment and Management/Cardiovascualr disease/Pulmonary disease/ Endocrinology/ Diabetes/ Telemedicine/Wound care. Deep vein thrombosis prevention and treatment Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement Preventive Medicine, Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine. Nursing home and Geriatrics Diagnosis and Management of Complex Diseases

Medical School: S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook School of Medicine

License(s): NY, NJ

Years in Practice: 30

• 25 years performing IMEs
• 300+ IMEs performed
• Deposed/Testified 12 times

IME Training: SEAK

Additional Information

Dr. Aldo Arpaia is board certified in Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine. he is a physician licensed in the states of New York and New Jersey. Having been involved in academic medicine throughout his career he is a clinical professor at the Zucker School of Medicine, Northwell Medical Center and has vast expertise in preoperative medicine, geriatrics and internal medicine. He is comfortable evaluating and treating complex diseases including but not limited to: diabetes, thyroid disease, deep vein thrombosis, coronary artery disease, hypertension, heart failure, pulmonary diseases such as COPD and Asthma. Dr. Arpaia has consulted many times for varied medical conditions and is comfortable opining on best practices, disability, and quality care issues. His vast experienced in utilization review, disease management , quality assurance as well as peri-operative medical consultation makes him ideally suited to evaluate a number of medical conditions. As an active practitioner, Dr. Arpaia averages over 100 hours of CME annually in his field and sees well over 2500 patients annually. He is highly regarded by his colleagues having been named NY Magazine's and Castle Connolly's Top Doctors in New York City Metro Area 2015-2022. Contact us for any of your consulting needs by email or phone we are here to help!