Pediatrician in Rochester, NY

Dedicated to Providing Expert Pediatric Care

The Board-Certified pediatricians at Lewis Pediatrics have over 40 years of experience in providing the highest quality of pediatric care in Rochester, NY. We are highly trained in providing your child with a range of care from behavioral health, flu testing, vision and hearing tests, and asthma treatment. We are an independent, one-stop pediatric office in Rochester offering the personalized care and love your child needs to live a healthy life.

Lewis Pediatrics provides state-of-the-art testing, treatment, and management of common pediatric conditions that commonly affect children, our advanced facility and expertise allow us to provide children with the highest quality of care in Rochester.

With our office conveniently located in the Brighton area, Lewis Pediatrics offers comprehensive pediatric and adolescent care in a small office setting to children in Rochester and surrounding areas including Brighton, Pittsford, Henrietta, Penfield, and Fairport.

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Prenatal care is an important part of keeping you and your future baby healthy during pregnancy.

What's New at Lewis Pediatrics

Never In My Wildest Dreams!!

A child in Lewis County has died of measles, marking the first death in NY state from this preventable infection in over 30 years. As of Octber 24th, there have been 178 cases of measles in NY, 4852 in the US (more than double the number in 2026). Cases have been reported in 45 states

Two Too Many

Two patients have died from measles in Pennsylvania. One was a newborn infant, too young to receive the vaccine. And just because RFK Jr and his minions have ignored the findings in these two cases, we now have two deaths that were preventable. Unfortunately, people around them were not immunized, putting the child at risk.

“Either Help or Do No Harm”

Although the phrase that a physician should “either help or do no harm” is thought to come from the Hippocratic Oath, it actually is from a different Hippocratic text, The Epidemics, which is a Latin text originating in the 19th century.  The Hippocratic Oath translates to “I will use treatment to help the sick according