Bambini Pediatrics PC
Wholesome Care for Kids
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An integrative medical practice
Bambini (meaning "children" in Italian) offers your family the resources of a typical pediatric office: check-ups, immunizations, urgent visits, and prescriptions. But we try to go a little further -- by recommending options such as herbs, homeopathic remedies, and referrals to natural healthcare specialists as circumstances and interest suggest.
We feel this "integration" of traditional/ allopathic pediatric care with complementary/ holistic options puts us on the cutting edge of a growing trend, and may give your children a better chance of coping with the health challenges of the 21st century!
Speaking of such, we also have growing interest in providing basic-level biomedical treatment for children on the autistic spectrum. Finally, we are happy to offer second opinions on complex medical issues.
We feel this "integration" of traditional/ allopathic pediatric care with complementary/ holistic options puts us on the cutting edge of a growing trend, and may give your children a better chance of coping with the health challenges of the 21st century!
Speaking of such, we also have growing interest in providing basic-level biomedical treatment for children on the autistic spectrum. Finally, we are happy to offer second opinions on complex medical issues.
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| 207 Washington Street Suite 103 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 |
Phone: 845/ 249-2510 Fax: 845/ 249-2505 |
Phone lines are open from 8:30 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday
(may be closed during lunch 12:30 to 1 PM)
(may be closed during lunch 12:30 to 1 PM)
OFFICE HOURS HAVE BEEN EXTENDED TO 5:50 PM
ON MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS
Effective March 17th 2012, we will have office hours Saturdays 9-12
Living and Being
The September 2011 issue of Living and Being, a familiar insert to the Poughkeepsie Journal, featured an extensive series on integrative pediatrics. Both Dr. Stephen Cowan from Riverside Pediatrics in Croton and our Dr. Malak were featured.
The lead article, which was written by Evelyn Manziello, can be viewed online here.
