Nadege Coupet, MD

Name: Nadege Coupet, MD
Address: 314 W 14Th St, 1St Fl, New York, NY, 10014, US
Telephone: 646-481-2687

About Nadege Coupet

Nadege Coupet, MD is a Black internist practicing in New York, NY. Nadege sees patients at Nadege Coupet, MD PC. Nadege offers in-person visits.

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314 W 14Th St, 1St Fl
New York, NY 10014

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Specialties

Internal Medicine

Black patients and Internal Medicine

Black internal medicine doctors: adult primary care for diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, the chronic conditions where disparities hit hardest.

Internal medicine physicians, often called internists, are adult-only primary care doctors trained to manage the chronic conditions where Black Americans shoulder the heaviest burden. Hypertension affects 56 percent of Black adults versus 48 percent of white adults (AHA, 2024). Type 2 diabetes is 60 percent more prevalent. Chronic kidney disease is 3 to 4 times more common. Internists see you annually, track labs over years, and coordinate care when you need cardiology, endocrinology, or nephrology.

Research in JAMA Network Open (2020) found racial concordance improves medication adherence for chronic disease, largely because patients trust and act on their physician's recommendations at a higher rate.

Conditions internists manage

High blood pressure and high cholesterol
Type 2 diabetes and prediabetes
Chronic kidney disease (early stages)
Thyroid disorders, anemia, GERD
Tobacco cessation and weight management

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What's my 10-year cardiovascular risk score, and how can I lower it?
Given my family history, when should I start colon cancer screening?
What does my eGFR mean for my kidney health?

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