Dr. Martin continues to be on staff at South Shore Hospital and have access to their system, as are our physicians. She will now have direct access to our Developmental-Behavioral Pediatricians, our staff Clinical Social Worker, specialists within MGB/ Mass General Hospital for Children, in addition to the current specialists she refers to through South Shore Hospital and their affiliates. Patients do not need to change their specialists to see Dr. Martin at our practice. If you like the care you received before, you're going to love the care you receive now!
We offer a wide range of pediatric services and treatments to keep your child healthy, including newborn care, well-child visits, allergies, fever, & more. For urgent care issues, we are your urgent care providers with same-day sick appointments available every day either in person or virtual if appropriate. Call our office and we will direct your care in the best way for your child.
We welcome patients newborn through 23 years. If you have any questions, please call our receptionists at 781-383-8380 option 3. A live person answers, or on the rare occasion the phones are all tied up, you have the option to hold or to leave a voice message and receive a return call, usually within 10 minutes. To register as a patient, please complete the appropriate registration packet on the forms page and email to [email protected].
Call 1-800-841-2900 and have member services move you into the MGB ACO. If you need assistance, call Linda our billing specialist at 781-923-1838 and she will call MassHealth with you. You can also complete and fax this MassHealth Change form.
American Academy of Pediatrics and Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommended immunization schedule
While for many children this is an exciting time, meeting their teacher, seeing their school friends, foe many others it is a time of intense anxiety. Healthy Children is offering a webinar on August 25 from 1-1:45, discussing how to prepare children for back to school with resilience. Hear some helpful ideas from a school teacher and a pediatrician.
We have all heard the reports on the mental health crisis that we are facing nationally, and certainly in our communities. According to The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, 73% of college students experienced a mental health crisis during their college years. Only 25% of students seek help. Without help, these students are at much higher risk of failing and dropping out, and worsening depression and anxiety.
Tick season is in full gear. The best way to prevent tickborne diseases including Lyme disease, is to protect your family as best you can from tick bites.
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