Why Choose Us?
Parents have been choosing PAGS for their children’s healthcare for almost 50 years. We are proud of our unwavering commitment to provide quality healthcare that is easily accessible with on-site services, such as a lab, free breastfeeding groups, chronic disease management assistance, educational and safety classes and events. Our pediatricians are affiliated with Beverly Hospital and Salem Hospital and refer to all the top hospitals in the Greater Boston area, our practice accepts most insurance carriers.
Why Choose Us?
Loving Care, 24/7 x 365
At PAGS, our commitment is to provide exceptional, compassionate pediatric care that families can depend on - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We provide sick care throughout the year, including evenings, weekends, and holidays, because we know your child’s healthcare needs don’t always happen during regular office hours.
Providing convenient access to care, prompt and courteous service, and responsiveness to the concerns of our patients and their caregivers are at the heart of what we do. We strive to treat every child and family with professionalism, compassion, respect, and dignity.
Our pediatricians are board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics and have trained at some of the country’s leading residency programs. Our experienced Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners hold master’s-level or higher degrees in nursing.
Together, our team is committed to providing high-quality pediatric care and being there for your family when you need us.
Convenient Care, All in One Place
Caring for your child should be as simple and convenient as possible. That’s why we offer a variety of pediatric services right in our offices, helping families receive the care they need in one familiar place.
Our in-office services include concussion screening, ear piercing, wart removal, fluoride treatments, and vision and hearing screenings. When blood work is needed, our on-site phlebotomy services allow many laboratory tests to be completed conveniently within our offices.
Generations of Care
Since 1977, PAGS has had the privilege of caring for generations of children and families. Many of our physicians have cared for three generations within the same family, with some of our earliest patients now bringing their own children - and even grandchildren - to our practice.
We take great pride in the lasting relationships we have built with our families and within our community. That same sense of commitment extends to our team, with many staff members having been part of the PAGS family for more than 20 years.
For us, pediatric care is about more than caring for children as they grow - it’s about building trusted relationships with families that can last for generations.
How Our Team Works
At PAGS, your child is at the center of everything we do. Medical care begins with your child’s Primary Health Care Team, or “Medical Home.” Each team is led by a pediatrician and supported by Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Medical Assistants, Patient Care Representatives, and other healthcare professionals who work together to provide coordinated care.
During regular office hours, your child is cared for by the same team whenever possible. This team-based approach helps us get to know your child and family while providing personalized, evidence-based, and coordinated care throughout every stage of childhood.
Your Child — At the center of the care team and our most important focus.
Your Family — An essential part of the team. Healthcare decisions are made in partnership with you, with your questions, concerns, preferences, and goals in mind.
Pediatricians & Nurse Practitioners — Lead and coordinate your child’s medical care.
Clinical Staff — Nurses, Medical Assistants, and laboratory staff provide hands-on support and assist with your child’s care.
Patient Care Representatives — Welcome families, answer phones, assist with check-in and check-out, and schedule appointments.
Referral Coordinators — Help coordinate referrals to specialists and other services your child may need.
Care Managers — Work with patients and families to assess needs, develop care plans, and coordinate medically necessary services.
Community Resources — Provide additional services and support to help meet the needs of children and their families.
By working together, and working closely with you, we can provide your child with thoughtful, connected care in a true partnership with your family.
