Routine well and sick care for children

Our general pediatricians provide comprehensive primary care for children from birth through age 21 and work closely with all sub-specialists who may also be involved in your child’s care.

The Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) concept is used at all our practice sites. This approach involves making your child’s primary care doctor (along with the entire Medical Home Team) the point person to direct and coordinate all the medical care your child needs to stay healthy — both in and out of the doctor’s office.

 

Our Team

All our pediatricians are board certified, and serve as educators at Stony Brook University’s School of Medicine, teaching the next generation of physicians as medical students, residents and fellows.

Our PCMH care is delivered by our entire practice staff. Led by your child’s primary care physician, this team of medical professionals builds lifelong relationships with your child. Because all care is coordinated through them, the team helps ensure that parts of your child’s care do not “fall through the cracks.” The team helps avoid costly and unnecessary duplication of services such as routine laboratory procedures. The team works together to provide support, education and guidance; deliver evidence-based care; look for the most cost-effective solutions; and is culturally sensitive to your family’s language and belief system. The team follows your child’s growth and development and become your partner in health.