Exciting News!
We are pleased to announce that we have a new physician joining our staff this August! We are taking this opportunity to introduce Dr. Rebecca LePage.
About Dr. LePage:
Dr. LePage completed her undergraduate education at Dartmouth College where she graduated cum laude with a B.A. in Psychology. She received her medical degree from Georgetown University and subsequently completed her pediatric residency at the Mount Sinai Medical Center. Dr. LePage is a board certified physician and a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. While she loves working with all children, she is particularly interested in working with children with medically complex diagnoses, developmental disabilities or behavioral challenges. Dr. LePage lives in Wilton with her daughter, twin sons and dog. She is an avid reader and enjoys dancing, kickboxing and traveling.
We desire the best for our children. We know the importance of car seat safety, summer sun safety, firearm safety, and other methods to keep children safe. However, most people do not know that vaccinations are one of the best practices to protect your child. It is essential to ensure children have all their vaccinations completed because it is the most critical method to protect your child from diseases. There is a reason why measles, smallpox, and polio have become rare. These diseases are no longer considered to be pandemics due to people being vaccinated against them.We will review the following vaccines: facts vs myths. 
With the gluttony of the holidays behind us, January is a perfect time to start fresh. Large goals are often hard to achieve, so it may be wise to start small with those New Years Resolutions. Don’t let yourself get into a “winter rut” now that the holiday dash is over. Here are some tips to ensure a happy and healthy start to your New Year: