New Patients

Welcome to Golisano Children’s Pediatric Practice

We are honored that you have chosen us to provide healthcare to your child(ren). To best serve your child’s healthcare needs, it is essential that we have all of their health information, such as; medical history, medications, visits to specialists, etc. Please bring past records to your first appointment and call us anytime your child receives medical attention outside of our facility or ask to have a copy of your child’s records sent to us.

• Learn more about our practice and our team-care approach, “Your Care Team”

Why Should My Child Have a Pediatrician?

Pediatricians have expertise in the medical care of children. As children grow and develop, its vital that they are seen by a physician who understands their physical, emotional, and psychological needs. At Golisano’s Pediatric Practice, we take pride in being your medical home, coordinating care in multiple disciplines in order to meet all of your child’s needs. By utilizing our collaborative care, we can be a one-stop medical resource for your children.

What to Expect

When you arrive, you will check in with one of our front desk staff members, they will provide you with forms to fill out. Your child’s name will be called, a tech will take your child’s vitals, and you will be placed in a room where a member of your child’s team will provide care and answer any questions you have. If you have any concerns about behavior, mental health, or need resources, your provider will be able to link you to a member of our collaborative team to assist with your needs. If you need any forms for school, daycare, WIC, etc., let us know and we will take care of them for you.

School Based Telemedicine and Video Visits

Video visits are a way for patients to be seen by a provider in the comfort of their own home. Your provider will tell you which types of visits may be done via video.
School Based Telemedicine allows your child to be seen in school for their ADHD & Asthma follow up visits as well as acute visits for illness.

• Read more about video visits, telehome, and telemedicine visits on the "Appointments" page.

How Often Should My Child See Their Pediatrician for Well Child Visits?

• New babies come in after discharge from the hospital at 2-4 days and then again at the 2 week visit. If there are provider concerns they may need to be seen sooner.

• Once every year up to age 21, for an annual health supervision visit that includes a physical exam and developmental, behavioral, and learning assessments.

Note: Your child can be seen anytime between well child visits, at the discretion of the provider/parent for follow ups, illness visits, or concerns.

Immunization & Vaccines

• Immunization Schedules – CDC Vaccines & Immunization Recommendations