Marion, MA · (508) 748-1313|Mon–Fri 8–5 · Sat mornings After hours: 401-586-6108

Pediatrics · Marion, Massachusetts

Growing healthy futures, one chapter at a time.

Compassionate, comprehensive healthcare for children from birth through young adulthood — from a small, family-friendly practice on Route 6.

Call (508) 748-1313 New patients welcome
A young patient and a Gleason & Greenfield provider sharing a book at the office

Welcome to our practice

Children have their own health care needs. We built a practice around them.

Children and adolescents have unique health care needs — physical, developmental, social and emotional — which we believe are best managed by pediatric health practitioners.

Our team consists of experienced, compassionate providers and friendly, nurturing staff who take pride in giving personalized, age- and stage-specific care of the highest quality. Annual health and behavioral health maintenance visits give your child the chance to build trust and rapport with their pediatrician and nurse practitioner.

Caring for your child's health is a collaborative effort between parent, child, pediatrician and nurse practitioner. You are an important part of that team.

Our mission

As a small, family-friendly pediatric practice, we pride ourselves in offering individualized pediatric health care of the highest quality available. Only by working together can we ensure coordinated, excellent care for your child.

Services

A full range of pediatric care.

  • Prenatal visits for expectant parents
  • Child & adolescent wellness visits
  • Childhood immunizations
  • Behavioral health wellness exams
  • Same-day acute care sick appointments
  • Saturday appointments
  • Management of chronic conditions such as asthma and acne
  • Medication management of ADHD
  • Medication management of many cases of depression & anxiety
  • Stress reduction group visits
  • Lactation consultation
  • Concussion assessment and management
  • Adolescent gynecology
  • School and academic concerns
  • Programs to support a healthy lifestyle
  • Evening & weekend telephone availability for urgent concerns
A child standing against a growth chart
A nurse caring for a baby during a well visit

Growth & development

We monitor vital signs and developmental milestones at every stage. Pediatric immunization protects children from serious, potentially life-threatening disease, and we follow the AAP immunization guidelines.

Teens & young adults — we treat from newborn to young adulthood

Young adult years are a time of continual change and remarkable resilience. We give special attention to:

  • Adolescent physical & psychosocial development
  • ADHD
  • Autism
  • Children & youth with special health care needs
  • Children with medical complexity
  • Concussion
  • Confidentiality in health care
  • Eating disorders
  • Food insecurity
  • Foster care
  • Gun safety & injury prevention
  • Healthy active living for families
  • Healthy childhood weight
  • Healthy mental development
  • HPV
  • Immunizations
  • Intimate partner violence
  • LGBTQ+ health and wellness
  • Media and children
  • Mental health
  • Military families and deployment
  • Obesity
  • Oral health
  • Preparticipation physical evaluation
  • School health
  • Sexual & reproductive health
  • Social media and youth mental health
  • Substance use and prevention
  • Tobacco and nicotine prevention
  • Transition to adult care

Well child visits

Checkups, on the AAP schedule.

Regular well-care visits are the best chance to follow your child's physical, psychological and developmental growth, screen for illness, give immunizations and get to know one another. Newborns are seen at 2–5 days old (plus weight checks until birth weight is regained), then:

  • 1month
  • 2months
  • 4months
  • 6months
  • 9months
  • 12months
  • 15months
  • 18months
  • 24months
  • 30months
  • 3years
  • 4+every year

Screenings at visits

Following AAP guidelines we conduct photo vision screening, postpartum depression screening, and screenings for developmental issues, depression and autism. Massachusetts requires coverage of an annual mental health wellness exam in addition to the annual physical.

Expecting? Come say hello.

Call to schedule a prenatal “get acquainted” meeting. When your baby is born at an affiliated hospital, tell your obstetrician and hospital staff you've chosen Gleason & Greenfield — we'll be notified of the birth.

Meet our staff

The faces you'll see.

All of our providers are highly educated professionals with rigorous pediatric training, and keep current through continuing education.

Cheryl M. Greenfield, MD

Pediatrician

Cheryl M. Greenfield, MD, FAAP, DipABLM

Community Clinician of the Year 2024 · Mass. Medical Society, Bristol North

Board certified in Pediatrics and Lifestyle Medicine, Dr. Greenfield began primary care pediatric and adolescent practice with her father, Dr. Theodore Greenfield, in Brockton, MA, and has practiced in Marion for almost 30 years. Her philosophy is empowering patients and families to live their healthiest life.

An avid sailor and outdoor sports enthusiast, she also enjoys cooking, ice-skating and time with her family. She is the heart and soul of the practice and completely dedicated to her patients.

Lauren Godsoe, FNP-BC

Lauren Godsoe

FNP-BC

Joined in June 2010 after UMass Boston's Family Nurse Practitioner Program. Masters in Public Health and Nursing Science; years in Maternal Fetal Medicine and Labor & Delivery and Endocrinology at Brigham & Women's. Enjoys family, gardening and horses.

Victoria Holman, FNP-BC, PMHS

Victoria Holman

FNP-BC, PMHS

Joined in 2020; advanced practice degree from Simmons University and Pediatric Primary Care Mental Health Specialist certification in 2024. Interests: health promotion, women's health and adolescent medicine.

Michelle Cronin, Practice Administrator

Michelle Cronin

Practice Administrator

With the practice for over 20 years. Our patient care specialist and the “face of our practice,” the first person a patient or parent will meet on arrival.

Jessica Melcher, CCMA

Jessica Melcher

CCMA

2017 Baystate College graduate, with us since 2018. A multitasker you'll find at the front desk and in the clinical areas. Mother of two.

Sabrina Cabral, RN

Sabrina Cabral

RN

Rhode Island College of Nursing, 2018. Newborn-care experience from Labor & Delivery and Post Partum at Beth Israel and St. Luke's — a great resource for new parents.

Ashley Paquette, RN

Ashley Paquette

RN

Bristol Community College graduate with community health nursing and home care experience. Lives in Dartmouth and spends spare time on the sports fields with her children.

Teairah Middleton, CCMA

Teairah Middleton

CCMA

2026 Cape Cod Community College graduate who joined this year — and was a patient here as a child. Enjoys walking the Cape Cod Canal.

FAQs

Common questions.

Don't see yours? We're always available to answer questions — call (508) 748-1313.

A pediatrician is a medical doctor who specializes in the care of children, with special training in the health and illnesses of infants, teens and young adults. Pediatricians provide preventive care for healthy children and medical care for those who are acutely or chronically ill, and support parents on growth and development, safety, nutrition and emotional wellness.

Yes — we strongly encourage parents-to-be to visit for a prenatal appointment. It's a great way to get acquainted, and we'll answer any questions about our practice or your new child.

Not only when sick. Well-care visits begin in infancy and follow the AAP schedule (see Well Visits above), then once a year for a health supervision visit that includes a physical exam and developmental, behavioral and learning assessment. Behavioral wellness exams are also recommended yearly.

Call during business hours (we begin taking sick-visit calls at 8:00 AM, and whenever possible see sick patients the same day). Well-child visits can also be requested through Patient Gateway — but please don't use the portal for urgent visits.

Yes, we always welcome new patients. Call the office for more information.

Immunizations are a series of shots that ward off serious, potentially fatal childhood diseases; according to the AAP they have reduced infections from vaccine-preventable diseases by more than 90%. Our practice follows the AAP immunization guidelines and believes all children should receive the recommended vaccines. If you're apprehensive, we're happy to talk it through at your child's next visit.

Testimonials

What families say.

We loved this office… They ALWAYS had an appointment same-day when we needed a note for daycare because of a fever or symptom, always sent requested documents quickly, and they are so kind and welcoming.

— Amanda W.

I have been bringing my kids here since they were born and now my grand babies come here… they are awesome and I would recommend them to anybody.

— Bestie

I drive from Taunton to Marion just for this level of service… Here I feel like they are part of my family and they care about me and my family.

— Andre S.

I've been with them since my daughter was 3, never once had a problem. The staff is amazing and extremely helpful.

— Brianne G.

New patients

Becoming a patient.

  1. Forward your child's previous medical records, including immunization history, to our office (complete the “Transfer Request to GGP” form — call us and we'll send it).
  2. Contact your insurance company and change your child's primary care provider to Dr. Cheryl M. Greenfield.
  3. Complete the registration forms ahead of time and bring them to the first appointment, arriving a few minutes early.

At the first visit we explain everything in detail and answer all your questions, so your child can enjoy getting to know our team.

Office policies at a glance

  • Phone: Questions are triaged by our nursing staff; a provider will call back within 24 hours.
  • Prescriptions: Request refills via Patient Gateway or by phone in business hours; children must be up to date on physicals and follow-ups.
  • Payment: Due at time of visit; ask about Text-To-Pay.
  • Emergency: Call 911 or go to the nearest ER for life-threatening emergencies. For other urgent questions, call us first.

Patient Gateway

Appointments, refills & records online

The Mass General Brigham Patient Gateway portal gives you secure access to your child's appointments, medications, immunizations and certain lab results, and lets you message the office.

Open Patient Gateway

Hospital & community

St. Luke's Hospital101 Page Street, New Bedford, MA — where we are on the active medical staff and care for newborns.
Affiliated Pediatric PracticesMember of a group of 100+ Massachusetts pediatricians, affiliated with Mass General for Children.
Healthy lifestyle programsJumpstart Your Health, plant-based nutrition and local farm partners. Call the office to learn more.
Quit support1-800-QUIT-NOW — a free trained quit coach by phone.

Visit & hours

240 Wareham Road, Marion.

Gleason & Greenfield Pediatrics
240 Wareham Road (Rte 6), Marion, MA 02738

(508) 748-1313
Fax (508) 748-2590

Monday–Friday8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday (fall through spring)8:30 am – 12:00 pm
SundayClosed
Urgent after-hours concerns: call our answering service at 401-586-6108 to reach a pediatric nurse triage service (Night Nurse). For life-threatening emergencies call 911.
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