General Practitioners

• Medical Weight Loss
  Has your typical routine been interrupted? Has this affected your family’s eating and exercise habits? Join Team Up to help get you and your family back on track! Team Up is a weight management project focused on helping children and families become healthier in New York and is associated with the University of Rochester. The purpose of this research project is to test different ways to help children and their families lose weight through healthy eating and physical activity.
• Pediatric Care
  Once your child is born, it is important that you have many different plans put in place for them. You have probably already gotten started by setting up a nursery or by buying several adorable newborn outfits for them to wear, but one plan of particular importance that many parents forget to consider during the prenatal process is selecting their pediatrician. The board-certified pediatricians at Westside Pediatrics have extensive experience providing care to newborn babies and offering guidance to parents concerning their care.  Call (585) 247-5400 to schedule an appointment at our pediatric office in Rochester, NY.
• Primary Care
  The flu season can start in October and last until May, but the bulk of flu cases happen between December through February. It is important to stay up-to-date in your area, as flu outbreaks happen at a local level. Call your primary care physician or pediatrician and ask when the peak flu season is in your area.
• Ear Infections
  All of these diseases are contagious through the air. Symptoms of measles include rash, cough, fever, runny nose and can lead to other infections such as pneumonia and ear infections and encephalitis (a brain infection). Symptoms of mumps include fever, muscle pain, loss of appetite, headaches and can lead to deafness and meningitis and infertility in males. Symptoms of rubella include fever and rash. The MMR vaccine is given in two doses; the first between 12-15 months of age and the second 4-6 years of age.
• Emergency Care
  University of Rochester Medical Center (Strong Memorial Hospital) and Rochester General Hospital have dedicated pediatric emergency rooms. Should your child need urgent care or hospital-level care, please visit these facilities. Please call your doctor first for any non-life threatening emergencies prior to going to the emergency room. Many urgent matters such as stitches, injuries and illnesses can be taken care of at the office. Never use the emergency room for minor illnesses.
• Flu Shots
  Covid-19 vaccines for ages 6 months and up! Call for our flu shot clinic availabilities! Covid-19 Vaccines & Flu Shots Available!
• Diarrhea
• Pneumonia
• Immunizations
  We strongly believe in the efficacy and safety of childhood vaccines. If you have any personal questions or concerns, please contact one of our pediatricians. Also please note that the timing of individual vaccination schedules may vary depending on a number of factors. This schedule is recommended by the CDC and we recommend that all children follow it. Call our pediatric office in Rochester, NY at (585) 247-5400 to request an appointment with a board-certified pediatrician today!

Gynecologists

• Female Infertility

Psychiatrists

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Radiologist

• Radiology
  X-rays required Monday-Friday during regular business hours are done at Borg and Ide Radiology. The x-rays are read by the radiologist on site and the report is called/faxed to your physician who then designates the next step in care, as needed.  After hours, or on weekends, you may be referred to the emergency room or orthopedic care sites as directed by the physician for emergent situations.
• X-Rays