Chestnut Ridge Pediatrics

Chestnut Ridge Pediatrics Chestnut Ridge Pediatrics Associates Chestnut Ridge Pediatric Associates is committed to providing comprehensive medical care for children from birth to age 21.

Our physicians work with patients and families as partners in health. Our office is open evenings and weekends and our 24-hour on call service provides easy access to our physicians. We take pride in providing comprehensive health care that compassionately supports infants, children and adolescents through every stage of their lives.

Babies can overheat quickly, so prevention is key. Watch for signs like fussiness, flushed skin, unusual sleepiness, or ...
05/28/2026

Babies can overheat quickly, so prevention is key. Watch for signs like fussiness, flushed skin, unusual sleepiness, or rapid breathing. When in doubt, cool them down and give us a call.

We will have our regular office hours on Friday and Saturday, and will be closed on Monday. Have a wonderful, safe holid...
05/21/2026

We will have our regular office hours on Friday and Saturday, and will be closed on Monday. Have a wonderful, safe holiday weekend! 🇺🇸

Such a great day! ☀️The CRPA tent was hopping all day long… thank you to everyone who came out to visit us!
05/17/2026

Such a great day! ☀️The CRPA tent was hopping all day long… thank you to everyone who came out to visit us!

You may be hearing about hantavirus in the news or on social media, so we wanted to share a quick, reassuring overview.T...
05/14/2026

You may be hearing about hantavirus in the news or on social media, so we wanted to share a quick, reassuring overview.

The short version: this is very rare, and the risk to most families is extremely low. Hantavirus is a virus that can be found in certain wild rodents. People can only get sick if they inhale particles from contaminated rodent droppings, urine, or nesting materials.

Unlike viruses like flu or COVID, hantavirus does not spread easily between people, and most families will never encounter a situation where there is any risk.

For our community, hantavirus is not something we are worried about day-to-day. Routine pediatric concerns (like flu, RSV, and routine vaccines) remain far more relevant to your children’s health.

If you ever have questions or concerns, we’re always here to talk them through.

Come see us on Saturday! 🎪
05/12/2026

Come see us on Saturday! 🎪

Happy National Nurses Day to our amazing nurse, Justine! 💙 You bring so much kindness, patience, and care to our little ...
05/06/2026

Happy National Nurses Day to our amazing nurse, Justine! 💙 You bring so much kindness, patience, and care to our little patients every day. We are so lucky to have you on our team!

This , we want to give a big THANK YOU to the incredible teachers who help our children learn, grow, and thrive every d...
05/04/2026

This , we want to give a big THANK YOU to the incredible teachers who help our children learn, grow, and thrive every day. 🍎✨

We’re grateful for all that you do—inside and outside the classroom. 💙

The weather is warming up, so why are there still so many kids with runny noses?!Spring = lingering viruses + allergies,...
05/01/2026

The weather is warming up, so why are there still so many kids with runny noses?!

Spring = lingering viruses + allergies, and it’s hard this time of year to tell them apart. If your child is running a fever, it’s likely a cold or a virus. On the flip side, if they have itchy eyes and sneezing, it’s more likely to be seasonal allergies.

When should you keep your child home from school? If they are running a fever, vomiting or have super low energy, it’s best for them to stay put. But if they just have a mild runny nose, it’s usually OK for them to stick with their usual schedule.

If your child has a fever for 3 days or more, trouble breathing, or shows signs of dehydration, give our office a call.

🌿 Tick season is here! Warmer days mean more outdoor fun…and unfortunately, more ticks. While most bites are harmless, s...
04/27/2026

🌿 Tick season is here! Warmer days mean more outdoor fun…and unfortunately, more ticks.

While most bites are harmless, some can spread illnesses like Lyme disease—so a little prevention goes a long way!

How to protect your kids:
• Light-colored clothing = easier tick checks
• Use child-safe insect repellent
• Avoid tall grass + stay on trails
• Tuck pants into socks for extra protection
• Do a full-body tick check after playing outside
• Shower soon after coming indoors
• Check pets, backpacks, and clothes too

⚠️ Call us if you notice:
• Bullseye-shaped rash
• Fever, fatigue, or joint pain after a bite

Fresh air, a little sunshine, and time outside can do wonders for kids (and grown-ups too). ☀️ Whether it’s a walk, some...
04/22/2026

Fresh air, a little sunshine, and time outside can do wonders for kids (and grown-ups too). ☀️ Whether it’s a walk, some chalk on the driveway, or planting something small—today’s a nice excuse to get outside together (between the raindrops!) 🌱

Here’s to healthy kids and a happy planet 💚 Happy Earth Day! 🌎

Address

135 Chestnut Ridge Road
Montvale, NJ
07645

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8:30am - 11:30am

Telephone

+12013912020

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