Allied Physicians Group

02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from our Allied Family to yours! 🧡✨ Wishing you a day filled with love, laughter, and lots of sweet moments.

02/13/2026

To all of the amazing moms out there doing laundry, running the chaos, and somehow still making it look easy, just know you’re crushing it! 🧡 ✨

02/13/2026

We’re jumping on the trend 🎉

Sharing a few of our Allied Physicians as caricatures! You may recognize some faces and others might be new to you, either way, we’re having a little fun and celebrating the amazing doctors who care for our patients every day! 🧡 ✨

02/10/2026

This February, we celebrate the history, culture, resilience, and contributions of Black leaders, innovators, caregivers, educators, and families who have shaped our communities and continue to inspire future generations. Black history is American history, today and every day. We are grateful for the opportunity to learn, listen, and honor the voices and stories that make our world stronger.

02/03/2026

But then your asthma kicks in like ✨it’s me, hi! I’m the problem, it’s me.👋🏼✨

❄️ Cold air can tighten airways. Wearing a scarf or mask over your mouth and nose helps warm the air before you breathe it in!

❄️ Use a humidifier while indoors to minimize dust stirring up

❄️ Stick to your asthma action plan or reach out to your trusted Allied Physician to set one up! Keep your inhaler near by, and if symptoms start to increase, we can always adjust your plan to fit your current needs!

02/02/2026

An early end to cold & flu season... pediatricians and parents everywhere can dream, right? 💭🤞🧡

01/31/2026

When the brain fog is still fogging 2 years postpartum… like ma’am?? Are you okay?!

✨It’s hormonal, not imaginary.
After birth, estrogen and progesterone plummet fast. That hormonal crash can mess with memory, focus, and processing speed (hence the Bluey nails)

✨Sleep deprivation literally shrinks your brain (temporarily). Studies show new parents have changes in brain structure due to lack of sleep and stress. The good news? It’s reversible. The bad news? It takes time.

✨It can last YEARS, not weeks.
For many moms, brain fog sticks around 1–3 years postpartum, especially with chronic stress, broken sleep, and mental load. You’re not behind. Your brain is just still in recovery mode, and that’s ok! You’re evolving into the best version of YOU yet! 🤯🧡

If you’re pregnant, having a baby, or simply looking for a new pediatrician, our physicians and clinical staff can help you through the brain fog, mom brain, and ah-ha! moments!

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01/26/2026

✨ Main character energy ✨
She understood the assignment 💅 girls just wanna have fun! 🧡

The cutest little patient soaking up her first snow day ☃️ We hope you had the best day, Mia! ❄️

01/26/2026

Snowed in and soaking up the first BIG snow day of the winter? ❄️ Are you and your Allied Kids having just as much fun as we are?! Whether it is sledding, snowman building, or cozying up inside, drop your snow day photos in the comments below. We cannot wait to see all the winter fun! ☃️🏂

01/26/2026

Winter fun like sledding and building snowmen is a highlight for kids during the snowy months, but it is also important for parents to watch out for frostbite and other cold weather risks. ☃️ ❄️

Our latest blog breaks down frostbite and the early warning signs to look for, including simple tips to keep your children safe while they play outside. To learn more, click the link below!

Snow days and cold winter afternoons can be magical for kids--sledding, snowball fights, and building snowmen. Outdoor play is important year-round, but when temperatures drop, it also comes with real...

01/22/2026

Twinkle, twinkle……….

Little star, need an appointment? Here we are! 🧡

Looking for a doc who really cares?
We’ve got open spots to spare!
Twinkle, twinkle, yes it’s true…
We can’t wait to care for you!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

01/09/2026

With the most current updates from the CDC regarding vaccine schedules, New York State continues to encourage parents to follow the AAP recommended vaccine schedule. Allied Pediatricians support and stand alongside New York State guidelines. If you have any questions, please reach out to your trusted pediatrician.

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