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3241 Route 112, Bldg 7, Ste 7 | Medford, NY | 631-732-5222 |




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Since opening its doors to the community, Peds First Pediatrics has achieved its goal in creating a family- friendly environment that provides superior doctor-patient continuity; allowing both doctors and staff to know the patients and families on a more personal level. Dr. Halegoua and Dr. Nastasi are experienced pediatricians who take their time with each patient. The office is state-of the-art and utilizes Electronic Medical Records. Peds First Pediatrics is highly focused on customer service, and the staff is always aiming to make every encounter a positive one.


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