Arundhati Das, MD

The human body has always fascinated me. Medicine provided me with a platform to serve people and stay intellectually stimulated. After my internal medicine training, I chose to work as a hospitalist. Patients admitted to the hospital generally have more serious conditions and more complex needs. It’s necessary that they have the undivided attention of a physician.

As a hospitalist, I am able to be the primary advocate for patients and manage a wide range of medical conditions. I see patients admitted to the hospital for any nonsurgical medical condition. My team and I help coordinate subspecialty care for our patients, and advocate for patient-centered management. At NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island, we are a dedicated group striving to manage patients admitted to the hospital around the clock.

I am a member of the American College of Physicians and the American Medical Association.