Partnering with you to provide the best care for your child
At Sturdy Memorial Associates our pediatricians are committed to the health and wellness of your child at every stage of development. Together, our board-certified pediatricians care for thousands of Attleboro area infants, toddlers, school-aged kids, and teenagers providing them with the expertise and experience you are looking for.
Developing a trusting relationship with your pediatrician is one of our goals at Sturdy Memorial Associates. Your pediatrician will get to know you, your child, and your family during each visit, this helps us work together to meet your child’s health care needs while keeping in mind your family’s values.
Pediatric Services
Your pediatrician plays an important role in your child’s life. They’ll help you determine healthy lifestyles, provide education on how to prevent illness and injuries, and can identify and treat acute illness and life-threatening conditions that may require specialty care. Think of your Sturdy pediatricians as your go-to source for prevention, early detection, and treatment or management of your child’s physical and behavioral health issues.
You should see your pediatrician for:
- Well-child visits
- Immunizations- including flu vaccines
- Daycare, camp, sports, and school physicals
- Developmental assessments
- Diagnosis and treatment of illnesses and injuries
- Management of chronic health conditions
- Referrals to specialty care
We’ve Got You Covered
Our three convenient pediatric offices offer same day sick visits as well as weekend appointments. See our locations and our provider directory to find a pediatrician that fits your family.
And because we know that children don't always get sick between the hours of 9 and 5, we are part of a large coverage group of pediatricians so that we can provide 24 hours a day, 7 days a week coverage for illnesses and emergencies. If you find you have questions or concerns during off hours, call your pediatrician’s office to connect with one of our doctors or nurses.
