At Westchester Park Pediatrics, we provide comprehensive, family‑centered medical care for children from birth through age 14.
Our services are designed to support your child’s physical, emotional, and developmental health at every stage, from newborn wellness to school‑age checkups and beyond.
Efficient in‑office testing, procedures, and evaluations to support diagnosis and treatment all in one place.
Comprehensive preventive and routine healthcare that keeps children growing strong.
Developmentally appropriate screenings to support sensory health and academic success.
Dr. Godfrey truly lives up to her excellent reputation. After an initial setback with the front desk, the clinic staff became incredibly responsive and supportive. The nurses were friendly and knowledgeable, and Dr. Godfrey was outstanding – professional, considerate, and great with explanations and advice. My kids adored her. We are very satisfied and grateful for the excellent care
We switched to Dr. Avvocatto and are very happy. She is bright, seasoned, well-rounded and really took her time. She addressed everything from diet to friendships and screen time with our 10 year old son. She also walks the talk as she looks and acts like someone who cares about her own physical and mental health.
First time mom - this office is amazing. There is always a real person answering calls. Dr.Godfrey is so attentive and listens to all questions and concerns and very reassuring with guidance. Dr. Woo & Dr Kelleher were also wonderful. Office is super clean and everyone working is so friendly, happy, and helpful. Great care!
We’re proud to provide care that families trust. Hear directly from parents and young patients about their experiences with our compassionate, comprehensive, and age-appropriate care, from newborns to teens.
While we do not accept walk-in appointments, we are happy to schedule same-day sick visits based on availability. Please call us as early as possible so we can find a time that works for you.
Yes, our providers screen for emotional and behavioral concerns as part of preventive care, and follow‑up evaluations are available when needed.
Following the AAP guidelines, we see newborns and infants more frequently during their first year. After age one, we transition to annual well-child visits, while remaining available for any acute or specific concerns between checkups.
No, our team provides these routine screenings during appropriate checkups.
We recommend scheduling during your second or early third trimester so you can establish a connection with your pediatric team ahead of your baby’s arrival.