Quincy Pediatric Associates Inc

I’ve been coming here for yearly physicals and occasional sick visits for 15 years. The staff there are generally nice and some are really friendly and informative. The one downside is the parking; the road going to it is one-​way. The recent office remodeling is excellent and provides for a more comfy setting, especially for little kids who may find visiting the doctor a bit daunting. Highly recommend!

Great place awarded for top doctors in MA if your looking for doctors that doesn’t pussy foot here they are the number one doctors here. perosky he’s old school many years of experience and he doesn’t play around. Doctors irons he’s the same way as perosky and doctor christians. By the way the receptionist is very rude I hope they get a new one that’s not old and grumpy

I really like all the doctors here. The hours and availability for appointments is always great. I have 2 daughters who are seen here and they love it too.
The bad things are that they building is old, waiting room is small (I don’t like having my baby that close to other sick children), parking is usually not an issue but they are under construction right now so it stinks. Hopefully the remodeling will be done soon and the place will be a lot nicer. Im not crazy about the people at the front desk, but with all that aside — its worth it for convenience and good doctors. If I got a call from my daughter’s school that she is sick, they can always get me in for an appointment right way and give a note for the school.

Both of my kids have Dr Christian here, he is wonderful! A little hard to get an appointment with but worth it, he is so approachable and intelligent, he takes all the time you need and you don’t feel rushed through your appointments. We usually only see him 1x a year now that my kids are out of toddlerhood :) But I really do like him a lot.
My husband and I are both nurses, so we try to avoid visiting the pedi office at all costs,. but we have had to bring the kids in for sick visits, and they have been very good about getting us right in,
We have even had to make a few late night phone calls, like when my 3 month old daughter rolled of our bed onto the floor (yikes — she was totally fine, but at the time I was in a panic!) The on-​call doc called me back immediately, which was great. We have seen every doctor there, several times, and have been satisfied. The nurses there are generally very nice. some. a bit brisk at times, as it is a very busy practice.
The office in general is very dated, looks like the office I went to 30 years ago, but that doesn’t bother me. Be prepared to get a busy signal on the phone though, especially first thing in the morning… especially a Monday morning!

I went to Dr. Irons Sr. when I was a child and now my baby goes to Dr. Christian here. He’s wonderful and all of the nurses we’ve had have been great, too. Highly recommended, all of the docs there are probably the best you’ll find anywhere. Great with all of my questions and concerns — never condescending. I never have to wait long and they always seem to spend lots of time on each appointment.
The only thing I don’t like? I always feel like I’m bothering the front desk when I check in or have to make another appointment, no matter what time of day. I know they probably have a lot of crazed parents calling and kids screaming in the office, but I don’t like being talked to like I’m ruining their day just by giving them my name.

After going through a couple pediatricians, I was happy to find a huge practice of really good doctors. The only real bummer is that the office is near the T (Quincy Adams) but you can’t really get there from the T (it’s on the far side of the parking lot). Only once have we waited for more than 20 minutes to see a doctor for an appointment in a crowded reception area, and that was in August during back to school time. And there are books and toys – a train table and a kitchen set (no judgment!) – to play with but it doesn’t feel like a germ factory. Dr. Irons did a great job sewing up my boy’s facial injury on Halloween (dressed as a bicyclist, no less). The staff have great bedside manner and a sense of humor, too. The décor is straight out of the 70’s, complete with wood paneling, which gives the that odd comforting reminder of my pediatrician’s office when I was a kid.