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Dr. Melissa Goldstein is revolutionizing pediatric care at Carnegie Hill Pediatrics with her proactive, personalized approach to healthcare. By offering innovative services such as infant CPR classes and comprehensive family health education programs, Dr. Goldstein ensures that every child receives the highest standard of care tailored to their unique needs. Her dedication extends beyond medical consultations, fostering a supportive community where families feel informed, supported, and connected.

As the summer season approaches, it’s essential to prioritize your health and well-being by scheduling a routine checkup with your general doctor.

Everyone coughs at least once or twice a day, with most of those coughs being common defensive reflexes. Your respiratory system is trying to rid itself of ordinary mucus, allergens and irritants.

As a doctor, our primary goal is to provide effective treatment for a wide range of illnesses and medical conditions.

In order to maintain physical and mental health, self-care involves meeting your basic needs.

With more than 50 million people in the US experiencing various types of allergies each year, knowing what you are exactly allergic to will give you time to plan and what preventions you can make when…

Regular eye exams are important at any age, but a child’s first vision screening—recommended by age 18 months—by a pediatrician is quite significant.

Allergies are a lot more common than you might think, and they can show up at any time in your life. In fact, more than 50 million people in the U. S.

Most people only go to the doctor when they’re sick or in need of treatment, but that shouldn’t be the case. Preventive health care should be a priority.

The decision for your child to see a doctor can be difficult. Do you really need to go? What if it's nothing? What if it's really bad?

When it comes to what we eat, there are so many choices available nowadays.

Does your teenage son plant himself in front of his gaming station for hours on end? Does your daughter spend a lot of her free time interacting with her smartphone?

Don’t feel embarrassed if your child gets head lice. The tiny insects, each adult about the size of a sesame seed, aren’t an indication of poor hygiene or a low socioeconomic class.

In addition to all of the vital services that we at Carnegie Hill Pediatrics provide when it comes to general medical care, we're also proud to offer urgent treatment when you are dealing with an…

Having a child suddenly become sick is one of the toughest experiences a parent can go through.

Strep throat is not an uncommon infection here in the United States. More than three million cases crop up per year.

There’s probably no scarier feeling in the world — finding it hard to breathe. It may be a signal that you have asthma, a chronic lung disease that inflames and narrows the airways.

If you have an unexpected medical illness or injury, at Prime Immediate and Primary Care, we can help!

Asthma is a common, respiratory condition that can affect infants and children.   Knowing the signs and symptoms can help with a speedy diagnosis and proper treatment.

Living with an eating disorder is not pleasant for anyone afflicted by it.

At least 30 million people in the U. S. suffer from an eating disorder, according to the National Eating Disorder Association.

Everyone coughs at least once or twice a day, with most of those coughs being common defensive reflexes. Your respiratory system is trying to rid itself of ordinary mucus, allergens and irritants.

As your trusted partners in care, the physicians and office team at Carnegie Hill Pediatrics have office hours seven days a week and are always available to provide the support and treatment your…