To Our Buffalo Peds Family
Both of our offices are open and able to care for your children throughout this COVID-19 pandemic. In an effort to protect our patients, their families, and our staff, we have implemented some temporary changes within the offices.
Currently, the CDC recommends SOCIAL DISTANCING as the best protection against community transmission of the COVID-19.
If your child is ill, advise the nurse scheduling the appointment if you are able to wait in your vehicle. Upon arrival, please call our office and check-in for the appointment by phone. The nurses will then call/text you when a room is ready for your child. You and your child will bypass the waiting room.
*If this is not an available option for you, you will find fewer chairs in the waiting room to optimize spacing, and staff will make every effort to lessen the time spent waiting there.
If anyone (parents/siblings) attending your child’s appointment is sick, please call to advise the nurses prior to your arrival.
At this time we do NOT have the ability to test for Covid-19 (coronavirus). Testing is being coordinated by the Dept of Health.
Erie County Department of Health
(716) 858-2929
Phone lines are open Monday-Friday, 9 am – 9 pm
New York State Dept. of Health
1-888-364-3065
Telehealth Visits
If you have concerns about your child, it is now possible to schedule an appointment for a secure video call with your regular Buffalo Pediatrics providers over your smartphone or computer. We are also still open at both locations to see your child for in-person visits as well. Please call us, and we will help you determine what kind of visit is best for your child.
COVID-19 FAQs
View FAQs from Erie County Department of Health
Information for Child Care Programs
The County Executive also announced that the Childcare Resource Network provides free help in finding childcare options for you and your family.
View information and FAQs
Contact information
Website: http://wnychildren.org.
By Phone: (716) 877-6666
By Email: parentservices@wnychildren.org.
Thank you and may your family stay well,
Buffalo Pediatrics