Ryan Health provides primary and specialty care for children, adolescents, and young adults. Our pediatricians treat children for illnesses, infections, and injuries. Routine pediatric well-child check-ups make sure children have everything they need to maintain excellent health.
Ryan Health
pediatricians test your child’s hearing, vision, height, and weight. Blood tests
check for lead levels, diseases like tuberculosis, anemia, and cholesterol
problems.
We offer children:
- Free vaccinations
- Well-child visits and same day appointments for illnesses
- Newborn care
- Jaundice screening
- Feeding concerns that may require specialized formula or supplements
- Back-to-school/ daycare physicals
- Sports and camp physicals
- Pre-surgical clearances
- Developmental and behavioral screening for early detection and referral for speech, motor, and behavioral delays
- Autism screening and management
- Asthma management
- Mental health screening for issues such as ADHD anxiety depression
- Counseling about growth, development, nutrition, safety, and injury prevention
- Management of obesity
- Pediatric Endocrinology
- WIC Services
Children grow and change rapidly during the first 3 years of their lives. Due to such rapid changes, children are at higher risk of growth concerns, anemia, and developmental delays. As a result, most well-child visits take place during that time, then yearly after their 3rd birthday for a healthy child. Patients who are already enrolled at Ryan Health can see a pediatrician from birth to 21 years of age; new patients can enter pediatric care up to the age of 19.
Ryan Health is a patient-centered medical home, which means if your child needs to see a specialist, our doctors, and nurses work closely with the specialist to ensure coordinated care to properly manage your child’s health. Similarly, please follow-up with your pediatrician after any emergency room or urgent care visit to ensure the best care for your child.
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My Care Team

Zehra Siddiqui, DO
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics
- Women’s Health
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Gender-Affirming Care
- HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care
- PrEP and PEP
- Opioid Addiction Treatment

Brooke Trenton, MD
- Pediatrics
- Gender-Affirming Care

Janice John-Lewis, DO
- Pediatrics

Lydia Yeager, DNP, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC, AE-C
- Pediatrics

Valerie Paterson, FNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Julie Chelouche, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Wendy Guerrero, LPN
- Pediatrics

Monica Silva, LPN
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Kaitlyn Hansen, PNP
- School-Based Health
- Pediatrics

Vanessa Fernandez, MD
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics

Sarah Shih, MD
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics

Bertha Ramos-Ramirez, MD
- Pediatrics

Sejal Majmudar, MD
- Pediatrics

Elaine Liebman, PSY.D.
- Pediatrics

Amani Hambric FNP
- Pediatrics

Sabrina Brown, LPN
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Patricia Hailey, MD
- Pediatrics

Blesilda Ferrer, LPN
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Raashida Davis, LPN
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Kaliko Sharma, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Fatima Sachwani, FNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Yliana Liriano, LPN
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health

Amy Schlauch, DO
- Primary Care
- Women’s Health
- Pediatrics
- HIV/AIDS Prevention and Care
- PrEP and PEP

Yasmin Hassan, MD
- Pediatrics

Kendell Rao, MD
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics
- Women’s Health
- PrEP and PEP
- Opioid Addiction Treatment

Gabriela Hayes, PA-C
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics
- Gender-Affirming Care

Arleigh Salce, PNP
- Pediatrics

Arielle Winters, FNP
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics

Brittany Solar, MD
- Pediatrics

Jisu Han, DO, MS
- Primary Care
- Women’s Health
- Pediatrics

Lauren Perry, DO
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics

Meyling Oei, DO
- Pediatrics

Shing Wen, PNP
- Pediatrics

Zesha Holyfield, FNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health