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Pediatricians in Greenpoint & Williamsburg

Updated August 1, 20265 revisionsLast edited by David WayneFull historySuggest a correction

One line per practice, from someone who actually takes a child there. Nothing paid for, nothing ranked, no recommendation from us — a list, in the order it was written down.

Named by a neighbour

  • Tribeca Pediatrics, Greenpoint288 Driggs Ave at Leonard St, 11222. (718) 577-5719. Weekdays 8:00–5:30, Saturday 9:00–4:00.
  • Tribeca Pediatrics, North Greenpoint881 Manhattan Ave between Milton St and Greenpoint Ave, 11222. (347) 315-3471. Mon–Wed and Fri 8:00–5:30, Thu 8:30–5:00.
  • Tribeca Pediatrics, Williamsburg212 Berry St between N 3rd St and Metropolitan Ave, 11249. (718) 599-1202. Weekdays 8:00–6:00, Tuesday from 9:00.

Addresses, numbers and hours above were checked against the practice's own site on 1 August 2026. Hours change; call first.

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Worth knowing before you call anyone

  • Newborn visitsMost practices want the first visit within three to five days of coming home. Call while you are still at the hospital; the early slots go fast.
  • After hoursAsk what the answering-service policy actually is before you need it at 2am. The answers vary a lot and the websites do not say. None of the three above publish one.
  • "Accepts" is not "participates"A practice that accepts your insurance can still balance-bill you. One that participates with your plan cannot. Ask using those words.
  • Check the licence yourselfNew York State publishes physician licence status and any disciplinary history at op.nysed.gov. It takes a minute and it is the one check nobody thinks to do.

Related

  • When it isn't office hours — where the emergency departments are, and what an urgent care visit actually costs.

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