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Tufts Medicine Pediatrics with Boston Children’s

Working closely together, our clinical teams care for patients from birth through their late teenage years.  At Tufts Medical Center in Boston, we strive to keep the children and adolescents of our community healthy by providing routine primary care as well as emergency care and day surgery. 

Along with teams from Boston Children's Hospital, we provide complex care to the tiniest patients in our neonatal intensive care unit. If your child needs a specialist, our teams have excellent physicians available at Tufts Medical Center, at one of the Tufts Medicine satellite offices in Chelmsford, Woburn, Brockton and Lawrence or in partnership with Boston Children's at one of their locations.

 Our hospitalists and neonatologists care for children inpatient at Lowell General Hospital, Metrowest Medical Center, MelroseWakefield Hospital, Lawrence General Hospital and Brockton Hospital. Any child needing overnight care in the Boston area will be referred to Boston Children's Hospital.

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