Rochester General Medical Group
Sodus Pediatrics
Contact Information
6692 Middle Road
Sodus, NY14551
Phone: (315) 483-3214
Office Hours
| Monday - Friday (Sodus Pediatrics Office) |
8:30 am - 4:30 pm |
| Monday - Thursday (Newark Pediatrics Office) |
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm |
| Saturday (Newark Pediatrics Office) |
9:00 am - 12:00 Noon |
After Hours
Evening and Saturday hours are available for urgent medical concerns in our Newark office by calling (315) 359-2660. If that office is closed, please call our after-hours answering service at (866) 856-8956 and your medical concern will be assessed by a nurse in conjunction with the physician on call.
Appointments
To schedule an appointment, call us at (315) 483-3214.
Our patients can also be seen at our Newark Pediatrics office at the days / times listed above. Call (315) 359-2660 to schedule an appointment.
Emergency care is available at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital by calling (315) 332-2022.
Our Practice
Sodus Pediatrics offers general pediatric care and well child care and immunizations, diagnosis management of urgent illness, and chronic problems. Physicians at the practice have special interests in behavior and school problems, asthma, and infectious disease.
The physicians belong to the 10-member pediatric section of Wayne Medical Group, sharing coverage for after hours and emergency care at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital. The group also is affiliated with Rochester General Hospital.
Our Services
- Same-day appointments (call when office opens at 8:30 am)
- Regular check-ups to monitor growth and development
- Well visits at 1 & 2 weeks, and 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 & 24 months
- Yearly exams after 2 years of age
- Specialized care in behavior and school problems, asthma, and infectious diseases
- Laboratory services on site
- Radiology services on site
- Shared coverage with Wayne Medical Group for after-hours and emergency care
- Free parking in front of building
Insurance
We accept most insurance plans. Fees are on a sliding scale based on financial need.
Our Physicians
Michael Jordan, MD
“One of the rewards of my profession is having college students return to me for advice and guidance, patients who I have followed since their birth.”
Dr. Jordan’s exposure in medical school to influential neonatologists and pediatricians, including a one-year working relationship with well-known Iranian-American chief of pediatrics Mohsen Ziai, led him to the care of children.
Board certified in pediatrics, Dr. Jordan graduated cum laude from Northern Michigan University and earned his medical degree from the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. He completed his pediatrics internship and residency at the University of Rochester, where he also served as pediatric chief resident. He serves as Medical Director for the Rochester General Medical Group Child Health Division, and is Chairman of the Quality and Health Information Committee. Dr. Jordan has worked in child abuse and neglect since the ‘90s.
He coaches baseball, watches his children play hockey and soccer, and describes his ideal day as climbing a high peak in the Adirondacks or canoeing in the wilderness.
Caryl Bjorseth, MD
“The best part of my job is teaching new parents about their babies...listening to all their questions and excitement over their new arrival.”
When Dr. Bjorseth was 7, her brother was born with a congential heart defect. That’s when she knew she wanted to become a doctor. With her father’s encouragement, her dream became a reality.
Board certified in pediatrics, Dr. Bjorseth earned her medical degree from Far Eastern University in Manila, Philippines, then completed her residency at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, where she received a Resident Teaching Award. She spent an additional fellowship year in ambulatory pediatrics at Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center in Camden, New Jersey. She has a special interest in pediatric dermatology.
When not working, she likes to canoe, camp, ski, golf and attend her children’s sporting events.
Claire P. Stutzman, DO
“I became a pediatrician because I have always loved children and science, and this is a great way to combine the two. I also get lots of hugs and kisses from my patients – they give me a thrill every time!”
Dr. Claire Stutzman joined the Wayne Medical Group in the summer of 2008, after completing her pediatric residency at Albany Medical Center Children's Hospital in Albany, New York.
Raised in Rochester, she earned her bachelor's degree at The College of William and Mary, and her Medical Degree at New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in Old Westbury, New York. Her medical interests include rural health care delivery, asthma, adolescent medicine, and preventive care.
Outside the office, she enjoys taking her puppy to the park, playing the Wii, going to the movies, and spending time at her Keuka Lake cottage with family and friends.
