Martin’s Point Pediatrics
We are there to support you and your child on every step of their health care journey.
Providers who are currently accepting new patients:
Sarah Sedney, MD
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Nubia Calabi, MD
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John Sommer, MD
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Pauline Mills, MD
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Pediatric Care Services
Pediatrics is primary care for infants, children, and adolescents.
Your Martin’s Point pediatrician can help you and your child with all aspects of health, from prevention to treatment of injuries, to diagnosing and treating illnesses. Our pediatricians are board-certified, so you can trust in the quality of the care your child receives.
Types of care we offer:
- Pediatric services
- Well child/adolescent care
- Urgent care
- Adolescent gynecological care
- ADD and ADHD
- Pediatric mental health
- Care for complicated medical health issues
Our pediatricians work closely with local hospitals for patients who need inpatient or outpatient services.
Pediatrics vs. Family Medicine
When it comes to primary care, Martin’s Point offers a variety of options so you can choose a provider (or providers) that fit your family’s needs and preferences. Our pediatricians specialize in primary care tailored toward the unique health care needs of children—from infancy through adolescence.
Once a child reaches the upper teens, their care with a pediatrician normally ends. At that point, they begin receiving their primary care from a family medicine provider (treating patients of all ages) or an internal medicine provider (treating adult patients only). At Martin’s Point, we offer all three options, so you have the widest choice!
At Martin’s Point, our pediatrics providers truly believe that every child deserves the best health care. And kids (and their parents) can feel the difference.
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Our commitment to high-quality pediatric care
At Martin’s Point, we know that the quality of care your child receives is a top priority for you. And it is for us, too. That’s why all Martin’s Point pediatrics physicians are board certified in pediatric medicine and active members of the American Academy of Pediatrics. To stay up to date with current pediatric medical practices, they attend continuing medical education courses and conferences.