Timothy Stevens, MD, MPH

William Maniscalco, MD is dual-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics.

My clinical interests are the management of critically ill preterm and term newborns. This includes babies with both medical and surgical conditions requiring intensive care with multidisciplinary services involved in their management. Along with management of critically ill newborns, my clinical focus has also been around neonatal and maternal mortality. It is important to determine accurate causes of death and examine systems issues that may be improved to reduce perinatal mortality.

Andrew Dylag, MD is a board-certified physician with UR Medicine. He specializes in respiratory support, oxygen therapy and treatment of premature infants who are at risk for long-term pulmonary diseases.

Carl D'Angio, MD is an attending neonatologist with UR Medicine. He strives to provide compassionate, cutting-edge medical care to at-risk or critically ill newborns. Dr. D'Angio's particular clinical interests are infection, immunity and the prevention of lung injury.

Christina Sollinger, MD is a board certified physician, her clinical interests include providing care for critically ill neonates, with a focus on infants requiring surgical intervention.

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Melissa Carmen, MD is certified by the American Board of Pediatrics. She specializes in intrauterine growth restriction, neonatal nutrition and persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn. She also works to improve the care of neonates in Western New York through the Perinatal Outreach Program.

Nirupama Laroia, MBBS is a board certified Neonatal Physician.