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At Pediatrics West, we believe that vaccinations are one of the greatest achievements of public health. Vaccines are safe and can prevent serious illness, disability, and death in our children.  We continue to recommend the vaccine schedule that is endorsed by the American Academy Pediatrics.
In Good Faith,
Dr. Daly
Dr. Coleman
Dr. Eagan
Dr. Hiltunen
Dr. Voute
Dr. Sheehy
Dr. Narayan
Dr. Jones
Dr. Garcia
Dr. Chaput
Georgia Agganis, NP
Meghan Aldrich, NP
Karen Balestrieri, NP
Emily Grossman, NP
Alexandra Hall, NP
Patricia Jackson, NP
Susan Jensen, NP
Susan Kelleher, NP
Rebecca Kulah, NP
Julie Leonhardt, NP

 

Dana Oliver, NP
Lisa Masciarelli, NP
Alyssa Paton, NP
Lindsay Roy, NP
Devin Stimpson, PA
Kendra Scott, NP
Christine Suriani, NP
Ashley Triehy-Kreitler, NP
Kathryn Wilson, NP

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Office Hours:

  • Monday - Thursday 7AM - 7PM
  • Friday 7AM - 6:30PM

Weekend hours for urgent visits and newborn appointments only.

  • Saturday 8AM - 3:30PM
  • Sunday 9AM - 1PM

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"If I can give 10 stars I would! I couldn’t be any happier with Pediatrics West. All staff truly care of the well being of all kids that come in through their doors. They’re friendly, professional and knowledgeable."
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"My family has relied on the care and professionalism Pediatrics West has provided over the last 7 years. My first son suffered several illnesses in his first 3 years and Pediatrics West always made recommendations that provided me with clear direction and guidance."
Catherine T.
"We have been going to this practice for about 18 months and we have had wonderful experiences with the doctors, nurses, and other staff. We have been able to get sick appointments within the same day and we never feel like our appointments are rushed."
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"Hands down the best pediatrician practice we have ever had! Highly recommend them! From the office staff to the nurses/doctors the care is first rate all the time."
Christine L.

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2025-2026 Influenza Vaccine is still available!

Massachusetts Department of Public Health has issued an advisory related to the rising number of influenza cases.

Influenza, also called flu, is a disease caused by infection of the respiratory tract with influenza viruses. Influenza viruses typically circulate annually in the United States from the late fall through the early spring and cause seasonal epidemics of influenza disease. Typical symptoms of influenza are abrupt onset of fever, cough, runny nose, headache, malaise and muscle aches. While most people with influenza will recover without serious issues, for some people, influenza causes serious illness, hospitalization, or death. Older adults, very young children, pregnant people, and people of all ages with certain chronic medical conditions are particularly susceptible to severe influenza. Influenza is an important cause of missed work and school.

Currently, in Massachusetts and across the nation, numbers of influenza cases are very high. Thousands of Massachusetts residents have become ill, leading to missed work, school, and other activities. Additionally, many residents have experienced serious influenza illness, unfortunately leading to visits to urgent care centers and emergency departments, inpatient hospitalizations and deaths. Deaths due to influenza occur every year and as of January 8, 2026, four pediatric deaths have been reported already this year in Massachusetts.  Information about viral respiratory illness activity, including influenza, in Massachusetts is available and updated weekly on the Department of Public Health’s website.

Annual influenza vaccination is the most important public health measure for preventing illnesses, hospitalizations and deaths caused by influenza virus infection. The most recent 2024-2025 influenza season was classified as “high severity,” with the highest cumulative hospitalization rate since 2010-2011. However, early CDC estimates suggest that the influenza vaccine may have significantly reduced influenza disease burden, preventing an estimated 240,000 hospitalizations, 12 million influenza illnesses and 5.7 million influenza-related medical visits.

If you or your child has not yet received the flu vaccine, call your primary care provider to schedule a visit.

Group 4

Effective April 1, 2024, Massachusetts law requires insurance carriers to provide a yearly annual mental health wellness exam. The mental health wellness exam is defined as consisting of a screen or assessment that seeks to identify any behavioral, developmental, or mental health needs and appropriate resources for treatment.

The exam may be provided by the primary care provider as part of an annual preventive visit or as a standalone visit. For details on the mental health law and wellness exam components, please refer to the Massachusetts Division of Insurance Bulletin 2024-02.

For most plans, the mental health wellness exam is covered with no out-of-pocket costs for members when performed by a network licensed mental health professional or primary care provider. If you have questions regarding coverage, please contact your insurance carrier.

All our offices will be closed on February 13th  due to inclement weather. We will reopen on February 14th. Triage is still available to assist with any questions or concerns you may have. Please call the office at 978-577-0437. Thank you!