New York City / Staten Island
Pediatrics • Staten Island, NY • 1 location (Staten Island) locations
Clinic Type
Pediatrics
Address
2407 Richmond Avenue Staten Island, NY 10314
Phone
718-472-5437
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Opening Hours
Available 6am to midnight in many states ( Staten Island location hours implied within this window)
Telehealth
Access the same great care from home; available 6am to midnight in many states
Emergency Care
No emergency room; alternative to ER for non-life-threatening conditions
Services Offered
Technology & Equipment
Insurance & Payment
If your insurance is accepted, you are responsible for applicable copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles. Self-pay option available for uninsured or out-of-network, with review of payment options at visit.
Credit card, Flexible spending accounts (FSA), Self-pay, flexible spending card, cash, check, self-pay option
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Pricing
Current Offers
Save your spot in line / check-in in advance
FAQs
What ages does PM Pediatric Care treat?
0-26 years of age at all urgent care offices.
Is an appointment required?
No appointment is required; walk-ins are welcome.
Do I need an appointment at PM Pediatric Urgent Care?
No appointment is required, and walk-ins are always welcome. Families may use online check-in to join the line before arriving; however, online check-in does not reserve a specific appointment time. Patients are seen based on the severity of their condition.
Does PM Pediatric Urgent Care accept insurance?
PM Pediatric Care accepts most major insurance plans. If your insurance is accepted, you will be responsible for any applicable copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles required by your plan.
What if I don’t have insurance or my insurance is not accepted at PM Pediatric Care?
Patients without insurance or with out-of-network coverage may still be seen at PM Pediatric Urgent Care. We offer a straightforward self-pay option with affordable rates, and our team can review payment options with you at the time of your visit.
Why am I being asked to leave a credit card on file?
PM Pediatric Care is committed to making payment as convenient as possible for our patients. Our policy is to collect payments via credit card, flexible spending card, cash, or check at the time of service. If you have insurance, our verification system will indicate whether you have an unmet deductible and determine your expected payment.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- MedicalRecords.com: 2.9 out of 5 stars (310 reviews)
- Birdeye: 4 out of 5 stars (44 reviews)
- Vivian Health: 3.5 out of 5 stars (37 reviews)
Patients praise
- Appreciation for skilled doctors and clinical expertise
- Positive experiences with specific departments like cardiac care and cancer centers
- Friendly and supportive nursing staff in some instances
- Efficient blood work and testing services for some patients
- Compassionate care reported by long-term or surgical patients
Common complaints
- Slow response times and perceived lack of staff urgency
- Difficulty in navigating the admission and discharge processes
- Issues with facility cleanliness
- Challenges in scheduling appointments and getting live support over the phone
- Perceived lack of compassion from some staff members
"If the patient doesn't have a family member/friend to advocate for them at all times, they will be ignored. Even if they have someone, the staff moves slowly."
— MedicalRecords.com review of Staten Island University Hospital"Mazza said: “I’d like people to know we’ve got a gold mine here on Staten Island. This department is functioning at its best.”"
— Staten Island Advance coverage of Staten Island University Hospital Heart Institute"You can never get a live person on the phone. You’re on hold forever. They ate very unprofessional. The issue is I can only go to them."
— LocalityBiz review of Metro Community Health CenterSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Feds say fired Staten Island seawall contractor put workers in harm’s way - silive.com — Jul 10, 2026
- Major changes coming to 3 of Staten Island’s busiest roads as NYC unveils bus plan - silive.com — Jul 8, 2026
- Staten Island Ferry to shut down for hours on July 4 due to Navy celebration - Gothamist — Jul 2, 2026
- Opponents of Victory Blvd. bus lane declare ‘victory’ as Staten Island judge orders temporary halt - silive.com — Jul 2, 2026
- Staten Island shipyard explosion, fire leaves 1 dead, over 30 hurt - CBS New York — May 22, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
More pediatrics clinics in Staten Island
Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH), part of Northwell Health, is a nonprofit teaching hospital on Staten Island, NY. It operates across two campuses (North and South) with a total of 714 beds and dedicated emergency departments on both campuses. The North Campus features a modern ED, an education center, and a medical arts pavilion; the South Campus offers additional emergency services and specialty programs including geriatric psychiatry and behavioral health/substance abuse. SIUH is affiliated with Northwell Health, providing access to broad resources while emphasizing local community care. The hospital is actively involved in teaching and training, with a focus on prevention and treatment of disease. Pediatric-related notes include the Gruppuso Family Women and Newborn Center, highlighting newborn care and ongoing birth-related services (e.g., more than 3,800 births since its first year). Key leadership and staff roles span medical directors, department chiefs, and patient-care leadership. If you’re seeking pediatric services, SIUH offers comprehensive newborn, pediatric, and family-focused care within the Northwell Health system.
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