Hi Kim..is the weather still warm enough in NY to keep tropicals out this late??
You can either bring in gradually, or find a nice, sunny spot in your home..
Before bringing in, (if warm enough) hose entire plant off outside..Toss out dead leaves, remove yellow/brown.
If it's too cold to hose outside, then bring indoors and hose off in a sink or shower..Aim mainly at foliage.
To prevent mites, (if you mist plants) add 2-4 drops of dish soap, finely chopped garlic and citrus..shake..then spray away..thoroughly.
Don't set your plant in front of a heating vent..this is the worse thing you can do at this time. Keep on the cool side, mist daily. Once a wk, if manageable, take it to a sink or shower and hose leaves.
Also, inspect foliage/stems for insects. If you find buys, you need to ID them in order to find a solution to rid them. I spray the dish soap and a bit of Fish Emulsion though most FE's have a fishy odor though they now sell odorless types.
BTW, if you're Umbrella's in an outter pot, clean it out before bringing inside, too..Toni

In my experience, they rarely get spider mites, but scale is a common problem, occasionally mealybugs, so watch for both of those. It will likely drop some leaves from the lower light indoors. Keep it on the dry side indoors.