Legacy Pediatrics
  • 1815 S. Clinton Avenue | Suite 360 | During and after business hours, call 585-568-8330 | info@legacypediatrics.com

Meet Our Providers

Dr. CaseyJanet R. Casey, M.D.

Dominique J. BandariDominique J. Bandari, M.D.

Kate ShandKate D. Shand,
PA-C

Dr. Jennifer SilversteinDr. Jennifer Silverstein

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    • Lice
    • Poison Ivy
    • Ringworm Of The Body
    • Ringworm Of The Scalp
    • Ringworm, Multicolored
    • Skin Trauma
    • Sunburn
    • Sutured Wound Care
    • Ingrown Toenail
    • Warts
  • Common Illnesses
    • Anal Fissure
    • Asthma – Inhaler Use
    • Bronchiolitis (RSV)
    • Chicken Pox
    • Colds
    • Constipation
    • Cough (Viral Bronchitis)
    • Croup
    • Diarrhea
    • Eye Infection With Pus
    • Eye Infection Without Pus
    • Head Trauma
    • Influenza
    • Molluscum Contagiosum
    • Pierced Ear Infection
    • Sore Throat
    • Swimmer’s Ear
    • Vomiting
  • Fever Management
    • Tylenol & Advil Dosage Chart
  • Child Behavior
    • Concentration
    • Children’s Feelings
    • Children Sleep Issues
      • Night Terrors
      • Nightmares
      • Prevention Of Sleep Problems
    • Discipline
      • Discipline Issues
      • Stubborn Toddler
      • Time Out Technique
      • Time-Out: When It Doesn’t Seem To Be Working
    • Issues With Younger Children
      • Bowel Cleanout
      • Soiling From Constipation: Preschooler
      • Toilet Training Basics
      • Toilet Training Resistance
  • Infant and Toddler Care
    • Breast Feeding Guide
    • General Care
      • Cradle Cap
      • Crying Baby (Colic)
      • Diaper Rash
      • Infant Sleep Positions(SIDS)
      • Newborn Appearance And Behavior
      • Newborn Rashes And Birthmarks
      • Normal Newborn Skin Care
      • Spitting Up (Reflux)
      • Teething
    • Feeding Issues
      • Appetite Slump In Toddlers
      • Formula Feeding
      • Solid (Strained) Foods
      • Weaning: Normal
      • Weaning Problems
    • Toddler Feeding Guide
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Meet Our Providers

Doctor Casey

Janet R. Casey, M.D.

Dr. Casey is the owner of Legacy Pediatrics where she practices primary care and as a sub specialist consultant. She has published numerous articles and chapters on ambulatory pediatric infectious disease topics.

Fun Fact

Despite her diminutive size, Dr. C is a tri-athlete. A former gymnast, she is an avid runner, cyclist and swimmer. She trains and competes on a regular basis, enjoying some aspects of her new empty-nester lifestyle, especially the clean house and the lower food bills.

Dominique J. Bandari

Dominique J. Bandari, M.D.

Dr. Bandari has experience as a Primary Care Pediatrician and Nursery Hospitalist. She also holds a Masters in Health Sciences, and is dedicated to all aspects of her patients’ care.

Fun Fact

Dr. Bandari loves to travel and visit new places. She is very passionate about the pre-trip planning process, making sure no highlight is missed! She has been lucky enough to visit over 35 countries, and couldn’t be happier to call Rochester her home.

Kate Shand

Kate D. Shand, PA-C, IBCLC

Kate is a Clinical Instructor for the PA Program at RIT. During her training, she completed multiple rotations including orthopedics, surgery, OB/GYN, neonatal ICU training, pediatrics, internal medicine, geriatrics, emergency medicine, psychiatry, and inpatient medicine.

Fun Fact

Kate is a cool calm confident part of the Legacy Pediatrics team but that all goes out the window when she roots for the Buffalo Bills. She can be found on Sundays yelling at her TV in an uncool, uncalm, & unconfident manner, scaring her husband and 2 young sons while doing so.

Doctor Pichichero

Dr. Jennifer Silverstein

Dr. Silverstein grew up in Rochester, NY, and is excited to be joining the amazing team at Legacy Pediatrics. She completed her undergraduate degree at Cornell University and earned a Bachelor of Science in human biology health and society with a minor in global health. She attended New York College of Osteopathic Medicine for medical school. She returned to Rochester to complete her pediatric residency and chief year at the University of Rochester – Golisano Children’s Hospital. Prior to starting at Legacy, she completed additional training in pediatric nephrology at the University of Rochester. She is board certified in Pediatrics.

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What Others Are Saying

Legacy pediatrics has THE most caring and compassionate staff I have ever experienced. Not only do they treat my child, but they know my child. It feels more like visiting a friend than visiting a doctor’s office.- Libby & Brendan Hurley

I have been nothing but thrilled with the care my boys have received at Legacy Pediatrics. From dispelling my overwhelming fears of being a new parent to accurately treating my children and educating me about my children's illnesses, the staff at Legacy does a fantastic job of taking care of both their patients and their patients' parents. My boys are part of the Ear Immunity study. I feel this has given us an added level of care as my boys are involved in cutting edge research. Dr. Casey is the best in the area and has surrounded herself with a staff to match her high quality. There is a sense of ease knowing that your child is receiving the best possible care. We have recommended Legacy to many of our family and friends and they all share our sentiments that there is no better pediatric office around.- Emily and Jay Nudds

Recent News

Legacy Pediatrics is Growing!

Covid Update Spring 2023

Awwwww Spring

COVID19 vaccines for children under 5 years old, finally!

Spring is here!

Location and Contact

Legacy Pediatrics Office Building
1815 S. Clinton Avenue
Suite 360
Rochester, NY 14618

Tel: 585-568-8330 (Call during and after business hours.)
Fax: 585-568-8327
info@legacypediatrics.com

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