Neponset Valley Pediatrics | Boston Children's Primary Care Alliance

They get to know my son. For example, they know my son loves trucks and usually put him in the exam room with cars & trucks wallpaper. They're easy to get in touch with when we have urgent and non-urgent medical questions. It's also been very easy for us to get last minute medical appointments when my son needs to be seen as soon as possible (and does not warrant a trip to the emergency room). The team is always friendly and caring.

We've only had positive experiences at Neponset Valley Pediatrics since our 4 year old started coming here when he was born. Both our 2 year old and 4 year old see Dr. Levin, and the Nurse Practitioner Ellie is just as wonderful and knowledgable. We love having a small pediatrician's office and they always work hard to fit us in when something important pops up.

Being a parent of 2 young children I am constantly second guessing if I am making the right choice. However, I am fully confident in my choice of Neponset Valley Pediatrics. Dr Levin and PNP Ellie are an amazing team. No matter who I see, I always feel supported and that my children are in amazing care. They both always seem to go the extra mile to ensure that all my concerns are addressed and that my children stay safe/healthy.

Doctors and staff are really friendly, on time and knowledgeable. I have had nothing but good experiences at this doctors office.

We love Dr. Levin! Very detail oriented, kind and knowledgable! Ellie, the nurse practitioner on the other hand, is only good for follow up visits not well visits! She was not up to date with my child’s vaccines and had no safety concerns when examining the child.

Ellie was very rude, discriminative and disrespectful during my daughters last physical. Her comments were very disturbing and we both felt very uncomfortable. My daughter needed her blood done and was fasting. She started judging that she didn’t drink anything that morning. Meanwhile It was an early morning appointment and she woke up an hour before It. Then a secretary walks in to do the blood work. She poked her twice and couldn’t get the vein. After I asked to get a referral to Quest she said that my daughter is dehydrated and that’s why she can’t take her blood. We left and went to Quest and they took her blood within a minute. It was a very unpleasant experience with lots of very disturbing comments toward us.

Very condescending dr who schedules tests that are not needed just to charge the insurance or the patient.