Shulamit Lerner MD

Pediatric endocrinology bridges tiny bodies and towering questions. Children grow in bursts, not straight lines, and when those lines blur—too fast, too slow, or off-script—families need answers that fit small frames. Shulamit Lerner MD addresses those questions from an office on the western edge of Riverdale, where the Hudson’s breeze nudges the numbers on growth charts into sharper focus. Thyroid imbalances, early or delayed puberty, diabetes management, and rare metabolic disorders fall under the same quiet scrutiny here, each case measured against the steady pulse of evidence rather than the rush of worry.

You’ll find the practice at 600 W 246th St #104A, Bronx, NY 10471, tucked between the leafy quiet of Fieldston and the busier hum of Broadway. The neighborhood’s mix of old apartment buildings and newer condos mirrors the spectrum of patients who walk through the door—some for routine checks, others for second opinions on puzzling symptoms. Directions are straightforward when you pull up the map, though the side street can feel narrower than it looks on screen. Reach the office by calling (718) 432-8800; the voice on the other end will ask for the child’s age and chief concern before penciling in a slot. Most parents end up saying the same thing after the first visit: they wish they’d come sooner.