My children have been cared for by Dr. Joel and the nurses at Sheridan Pediatrics since the day…read morethey were born. They are currently healthy and thriving at ages 15,17, 19. Dr. Joel and staff always listen and respond in a caring manner. They go out of their way to accommodate you when your child is sick. The small practice allows for a personal experience each visit. Sheridan Peds is a wonderful, loving, and nurturing practice. I feel as though they are part of my family. I wish they could treat my children into adulthood.

Dr. Joel used to finger me during my physicals when I was 13-14 and didn't understand better. I…read moretold him I was gay but never have been sexually active. He told me he was checking to make sure everything was okay in there-such as herpes. I was young, a virgin, and didn't understand. I haven't been to a doctor since because it brings back these traumatic experiences everytime, and I'm 33 now. Please go into the room with your child wherever you take them. My parents never went in the room with me and stayed in the waiting lobby. I saw him for clinical depression which i still have but I had to see him to get my medicines prescribed. He made my depression far worse from inappropriately touching me in ways I didn't understand doctors aren't supposed to do at the time but felt off about it. I trusted him. I wish i made this review and found him years ago seeing as he is still practicing it hurts my heart to think of the others affected by him. If you have been too and wish to talk-please contact me.

Dr. Deberny is the BEST doctor I have ever had. Is knowledge and kindness is top notch. I have…read morenever had a bad experience at Quaker Medical with the staff. I find them kind an efficient and highly recommend them.

I've been coming here ever since I can remember. Though this place is certainly a good drive away…read morefrom our neighborhood, it's been a great place for me to be able to be treated and receive check-ups. The doctors and nurses here have always been incredibly good to me, for whatever reason I find myself in their office. Just recently I visited because of a severely sore throat; fearing strep I gave a call and they were able to see me that afternoon. When I arrived, I'll admit I was a bit of an emotional wreck because of how awful I was feeling, but their services reassured me that I'd end up being alright. The doctor and nurse who aided me were incredibly nice and understanding, as well as accommodating. In the past I've come here when I broke my pinky finger, and after I'd sprained my ankle really bad, which they always recommend before being sent to the emergency room/immediate care (unless there's a legitimate emergency - like when I'd been hit by a car). Both those times the doctors had given me excellent advice to help me back on my feet in no time. I've also gotten flu shots, immunizations and basic check-ups; they basically provide you with everything you need here. This place has gone under a couple of renovations since I was small, but the offices are incredibly nice and very clean. It's easy to be comfortable here, which is ideal in a place you can find yourself starting to feel a little nervous. I would definitely suggest this office, especially families with small children.

I have been taking my kids to Village Pediatrics since they were born. The team is great. Everyone…read morefrom the receptionist to the CNA to the NP and Doctor herself are great. Dr. Calkins is realistic and gives sound advice on many topics. She is not one to get in a tissy over small things. She accepts that some kids are smaller and some kids are bigger. The office has always answered my urgent calls if I need to call in for a medical question after hours. They also squeeze me into the first available appointment if my kids are sick. They are great to the kids and my kids feel comfortable heading to the doctor's office. I have recommended their office to lots of friends.

I am extremely disappointed in the lack of professionalism by the office manager. He was rude,…read morebias, nasty, condescending to say the least. This office is run by an elderly doctor who should consider retirement and let the next group of you professional doctors step in. I would never ever recommend this office due to the terrible experience with the staff. Go someplace where there are several doctors to treat your child instead of a sole practice who has limited hours and availability. Larger practices have early morning appointments, late hours, can take calls during lunch and have Saturday hours.

We had our initial office visit with pediatrician Dr. Darlene today. I found her to be incredibly…read moredetailed oriented, with great bedside manner. She and interacted beautifully with the child but still had plenty of time to fill in the gaps with the parent. Her conversation with the child was instructional, encouraging, and enlightening. The office personnel are very kind and thoughtful, so you're getting an excellent experience from the moment you step in the doors until you leave.

Wonderful place to take your children. Caring Staff. They are the only place I would consider to…read moretake my children to

Fantastic staff, responsive, accomodating, fantastic providers. A plus all the time. Kudos for such…read morea terrifi parctrice. Thank you for all that you do for our children and grandchildren.

The offices are clean and organized. They are well-staffed. The doctors and nurses are punctual…read more Unfortunately the doctor became annoyed when I asked simple questions. Her attitude was condescending and intolerant when I asked her to answer questions that I had. For a pediatrician's office, more care should be placed in making the office welcoming to children (age appropriate colors, toys, etc). Doctors should take time to introduce themselves to the children. It is a simple request to have doctors patiently and kindly answer parents' questions. I have never felt so unwelcome at a medical professional's office before. Answering simple questions is part of standard professional practice.

This office is horrible. The staff is rude and the doctors gaslight you. Twice Dr. Mascia…read moremisdiagnosed my kids and one of my kids actually has a tumor and is now under treatment at Roswell. I want that man no where near my kids! My son had to go in for a sick visit today and was turned away because we refused to see Dr mascia. They never told us they scheduled the appointment with him to begin with. Nice that sick kids get turned away....

I would give 5/5 except for the sometimes but not every time attitudes at the front desk. Sometimes…read moreit feels like there is an undercurrent of superiority or disdain and other times things are perfect in every way. Any doctor I've interacted with has been great both for their interpersonal skill and their medical. The last objection I have is their phone menu changing at 5:30 to say that the office is closed when the website says they are open till 6pm. It's bad enough to close the phones early but the droning annoying loud mans goes on and on about how great they are without giving any real information on leaving a message which I wanted to do. I pressed Zero and what a mistake that was, it just started the mans annoying too long message to start over. I'm sure whatever management reviewed that message on the office is closed message either didn't listen to all of because they were in a hurry or they enjoy having their ego stroked. It doesn't matter what the message says if it is too long and too loud done by a well spoken person it has no immediate option to leave a message or any option but to sit and suffer being subjected to a non-functional drone on how great TP is. I have long disliked the phone menu sound and length of the message here but the last straw is calling when office is supposed to be open and then being unable to accomplish anything constructive. I will bet that any business that specializes in professional construction of the public face in that field would find plenty wrong and would coach that speaker to do many things differently with the actual menu. Not open during the published hours mm Having an annoying voice on the message. Having a barely functioning menu with no option that is easy to navigate Erratic front desk attitude. Great doctors and nurses/PA's. All this makes a "3 out of 5" score.

I'll lead with I can say to much about Dr. Beney himself, I don't recall ever meeting him. That…read moresaid, I usually deal with Chris Pease and he is awesome. From general health, to age related questions as I get older, a little dabbling in some short term depression, and so much more; Chris has been great to work with over the last... maybe 10 years? He's approachable, knowledgeable, willing to get you in and out if you are in a rush, or sit for 30 extra minutes if you have some real concerns or things you need to understand better. The front of house is nice too. All in all, I continue to come because of Chris, although he is a PA, my interactions with him have been better than any doctors I have worked with in the past. Also, I have always been seen in a reasonable amount of time. Both in scheduling and upon arrival to the office. Would recommend.

I was searching for a primary care physician a few years ago. The first six I called in Erie County…read morewere not taking new patients, and I was getting frustrated. That's when my friend Laura told me about her doctor, and said he was accepting new patients. I would have taken anyone at that point, honestly. But she raved about him, and I gladly filled out the paperwork and waited for my first appointment. Admittedly, it took them a while to get me in for my physical. The physical is the necessary first appointment before seeing the doctor for anything else. Now I can get appointments the same day, when necessary. Usually I can get in within a few days. Dr Beney himself is very personable and listens very well to what you say. I have never felt rushed when I've been in to see him. He specializes in pediatric and internal medicine. I love how sometimes I am put in a room with an exam table that looks like a school bus or fire truck. Usually I request to see one of Dr Beney's PA's. Chad is my favorite. He's the one I go to for my annual physical, asthma questions, and anything else that is non-emergency. For the more urgent needs, I'll see whoever can take me first. The staff is really friendly. They've always been extremely helpful, too, whether in person or on the phone. One of the great things about this office if you have kids is that they have this really cool game in the lobby. It reminds me of the movie Big with Tom Hanks. Remember that scene where he's at the massive toy store and plays piano by jumping on the keys? Well this is the same concept, only it's not a piano. Using a separate machine, kids start a game that illuminates the floor. They have to jump into squares or grids. I don't think I've ever watched a kid play long enough to understand the goal, but the kids all seem to know instinctively how to play it. Dr Beney is currently accepting new patients, and although he's in Lockport, it's still a fairly short drive for me from East Amherst. Tip: His last name is pronounced like 'Beanie.'

This place is a disgrace, always overbooked so be prepared to wait and bring plenty to keep your…read morechild entertained. However the real issue is the "professionals" and their vaccine policy that they try to push and push even after you refuse and are told you can refuse without repercussions but in the end there are repercussions, very real and very scary repercussions that left myself my wife and most importantly our daughter without a pediatrician because we were told we are not welcome there if we didn't follow their vaccine regimen, again after being told there wouldn't be consequences leaving us with false hope that maybe these people actually did care about children but don't be fooled like we were, they do not. All they care about is vaccines being pumped into tiny human beings that weigh less than a sack of potatoes and that's it, they didn't care that our daughter had an ear infection and had a UTI at the same time, they didn't care that she was sick, they didn't care that she wasn't gaining weight, in the end all they cared about was getting what I can only assume was some kind of compensation for vaccinating another 8lb newborn. In the end after questioning their mortality we were told to leave and we were not welcomed there, they didn't give us an alternative, we were left with a sick child that we had to take to urgent care instead. Everyone who works for these immunization facilities needs to reflect on the real reason they are in the profession of pediatric care, it shouldn't be to push narratives it should be to help sick children. Thank almighty god that not everyone thinks like them though and there are facilities out there that will care for a sick child no matter what.

Getting wellness appointments is pretty difficult if not planning 6 months ahead. Ultimately I had…read moreto accept really early appointments despite having complete availability all summer. Once actually in the office, everything always runs smoothly and the providers are always compassionate, professional and thorough. I appreciate that they directly talk with my children, letting them know that they are important. If any follow-up is needed or when I call with concerns for my kids, the nurses are always compassionate and helpful.