Children's Community Pediatrics

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This site is not to be used as a substitute for medical care. Welcome to UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics (CCP) page. With more than 60+ office locations, UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics (UPMC CCP) is the largest pediatric and adolescent primary care network in western and central Pennsylvania. Our 200 board-certified pediatricians follow the leadership and guiding principles of UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, and the network received The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for ambulatory health care and primary care medical home. This accreditation demonstrates our compliance with the highest national standards for safety and quality of care. As a network, we take pride in offering patients exceptional pediatric care through increased access to preventative medicine, sick care, and specialty services. We welcome all questions, comments and commentary, including criticism. In order to ensure that we keep this page informative for all members of this community, we’ve laid out a few guidelines. To protect the privacy of our audience members, please do not share personal information on the public wall. Questions or comments that include personal or identifying information should be sent to the page via Private Message. By using or accessing UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics page, you agree to comply with Facebook's Terms and Conditions (https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms). Any content that is a violation of these terms or is contrary to our organization’s values will be deleted. Facebook has an automatic spam filter and some posts may be hidden unintentionally as a result. If your post is hidden by this automatic filter and does not violate the guidelines listed below, please send us a private message. The following types of content will not be tolerated on our wall:
1. Profane, defamatory, offensive or violent language and/or personal attacks
2. “Trolling”, or posting deliberately disruptive statements meant to hijack comment threads or throw discussions off-track
3. Attacks on specific groups or any comments meant to harass, threaten or abuse an individual
4. Hateful or discriminatory comments regarding race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or political beliefs
5. Links or comments containing sexually explicit content material
6. Discussion of illegal activity
7. Spam, link baiting or files containing viruses that could damage the operation of other people’s computers or mobile devices
8. Acknowledgement of intent to stalk an individual or collect private information without disclosure
9. Commercial solicitations
10 Violations of copyright or intellectual property rights
11. Content that relates to confidential or proprietary organizational information
12. Content determined to be inappropriate, in poor taste or otherwise contrary to the purposes of the forum
13. Personal promotion or promotion of a competing organization or product
14. Content related to product promotion
15. Content or information that violate HIPAA

UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics reserves the right to remove any posts that do not adhere to our guidelines as listed above. We also reserve the right to block anyone who violates these guidelines from posting on our page and/or ban them from participating in this online forum. All incidents will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

Think severe cramps are “normal” for teens? Think again. Endometriosis can develop in adolescents — and early detection ...
03/05/2026

Think severe cramps are “normal” for teens? Think again. Endometriosis can develop in adolescents — and early detection matters. Don’t dismiss the pain — Chat with your pediatrician if symptoms interfere with daily life.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/RHEk50YoMRV

Your UPMC CCP pediatrician, along with the American Academy of Pediatrics, strongly recommend that boys and girls aged 9...
03/04/2026

Your UPMC CCP pediatrician, along with the American Academy of Pediatrics, strongly recommend that boys and girls aged 9 and older receive the HPV vaccine. Vaccinate your child prior to HPV exposure and at a younger age when there is a higher immune response to the vaccine provides the best protection from developing HPV-associated cancers during their lifetime. Schedule your child’s vaccination series today.
Learn more: ChildrensPeds.com/HPV

Staff at UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics – Hershey had some Seuss-tastic fun celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday yeste...
03/03/2026

Staff at UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics – Hershey had some Seuss-tastic fun celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday yesterday! 📚🎉

Staff at UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics – York had some Seuss-tastic fun celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday yesterda...
03/03/2026

Staff at UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics – York had some Seuss-tastic fun celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday yesterday! 📚🎉

Kids who eat breakfast are more likely to perform better in reading and math, have better concentration, and maintain a ...
03/03/2026

Kids who eat breakfast are more likely to perform better in reading and math, have better concentration, and maintain a healthy weight. Teach your child that even a school-provided breakfast should include a protein, like eggs or nut butter, fruit and whole grains.

Whether you are reading “Green Eggs and Ham” or saying "Goodnight, Moon," participate in today with your child by cele...
03/02/2026

Whether you are reading “Green Eggs and Ham” or saying "Goodnight, Moon," participate in today with your child by celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday. Comment below with your family’s favorite book.

Dating violence is more common than many families realize – especially among teens and young adults.1 in 3 U.S. teens ex...
02/27/2026

Dating violence is more common than many families realize – especially among teens and young adults.

1 in 3 U.S. teens experiences physical, emotional, or sexual abuse in a relationship before adulthood. Learn more by clicking the link below.

Healthy relationships are built on respect, trust, and open communication. If you or your teen have questions or concerns about relationship safety, we are here to support you.
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02/27/2026

Attention UPMC CCP — Pittsburgh patients: Our office will be closed today so our providers and staff can attend Dr. Udekwu’s memorial service. For urgent questions, please call the office for assistance at 412-566-1568. Patients in need of in-person care can choose to visit a UPMC Children’s Express Care location after 5 p.m.

Is your child afraid of the dark? It’s a common fear that can be overcome. The good news is that most children will grow...
02/26/2026

Is your child afraid of the dark? It’s a common fear that can be overcome. The good news is that most children will grow out of these fears. Here are some tips to help support your child.
https://ow.ly/XBRr50YkKqw

Many children aren’t getting enough vitamin D – especially during the winter months when sun exposure is limited. ☀️❄️Be...
02/25/2026

Many children aren’t getting enough vitamin D – especially during the winter months when sun exposure is limited. ☀️❄️
Because vitamin D isn’t naturally found in many foods, it’s important to know how to help your child get enough.
https://ow.ly/yXR550YkJ44

02/24/2026

It’s National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. One simple way to shift negative body talk at home?
Gratitude journaling.

Encourage your child to write down 1–3 things they’re thankful for each day – helping move the focus from criticism to appreciation.

If your child is struggling with food or body image, you’re not alone. The team at UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics is here to support the whole child – mind and body.

02/23/2026

How we talk about food matters more than we think.
Casual comments about “good” vs. “bad” foods, dieting, or body size can shape how kids view themselves – and their relationship with eating.

Let’s shift the conversation:
- Focus on nourishment, not numbers
- Celebrate strength, not size
- Model balance, not restriction

Healthy habits start at home. Open, judgment-free conversations make a difference.

If you’re concerned about your child’s eating patterns or body image, talk with your UPMC CCP pediatrician. We’re here to help.

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Wexford, PA
15090

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Welcome to the UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics (UPMC CCP) page. UPMC CCP has over 40 locations throughout western Pennsylvania. Our physicians are committed to providing exceptional pediatric care right in the convenience of our patients' communities. We offer well-and-sick-care, along with a variety of specialty services, to assure that your child always receives the best possible treatment. As a part of UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, our practices and technologies have changed and evolved to meet the demands of health care today, making UPMC CCP pediatricians the most sought-out in the region. We welcome all questions, comments and commentary, including criticism. In order to ensure that we keep this page informative for all members of this community, we’ve laid out a few guidelines. To protect the privacy of our audience members, please do not share personal information on the public wall. Questions or comments that include personal or identifying information should be sent to the page via Private Message. By using or accessing the UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics page, you agree to comply with Facebook's Terms and Conditions (https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms). Any content that is a violation of these terms or is contrary to our organization’s values will be deleted. Facebook has an automatic spam filter and some posts may be hidden unintentionally as a result. If your post is hidden by this automatic filter and does not violate the guidelines listed below, please send us a private message. We will un-hide the post for public viewing. The following types of content will not be tolerated on our wall: 1. Profane, defamatory, offensive or violent language and/or personal attacks 2. “Trolling”, or posting deliberately disruptive statements meant to hijack comment threads or throw discussions off-track 3. Attacks on specific groups or any comments meant to harass, threaten or abuse an individual 4. Hateful or discriminatory comments regarding race, ethnicity, religion, gender, disability, sexual orientation or political beliefs 5. Links or comments containing sexually explicit content material 6. Discussion of illegal activity 7. Spam, link baiting or files containing viruses that could damage the operation of other people’s computers or mobile devices 8. Acknowledgement of intent to stalk an individual or collect private information without disclosure 9. Commercial solicitations 10 Violations of copyright or intellectual property rights 11. Content that relates to confidential or proprietary organizational information 12. Content determined to be inappropriate, in poor taste or otherwise contrary to the purposes of the forum 13. Personal promotion or promotion of a competing organization or product 14. Content related to product promotion 15. Content or information that violate HIPAA UPMC Children’s Community Pediatrics reserves the right to remove any posts that do not adhere to our guidelines as listed above. We also reserve the right to block anyone who violates these guidelines from posting on our page and/or ban them from participating in this online forum. All incidents will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.