Dr. Yelena Melman, MD

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Combining Expertise and Compassion to Support the Health and Well-Being of Young Patients

Pediatric Associates is proud to highlight the outstanding contributions of Yelena Melman, MD, a highly respected pediatrician renowned for her commitment to providing exceptional healthcare to children in Holbrook, New York. Affiliated with both South Shore University Hospital and Good Samaritan University Hospital, Dr. Melman combines extensive clinical expertise with a compassionate approach to ensure the well-being of her young patients.

Dr. Melman’s vast knowledge and experience in pediatrics empower her to deliver top-notch care for various conditions, including pediatric flu, foot pain, vitamin B12 deficiency, and growth problems. Her holistic approach to medicine emphasizes the importance of following children through their various stages of growth and development. She takes pride in building long-term relationships with her patients and their families, helping them navigate the challenges of childhood and adolescence.

After graduating with her Medical Degree from Azerbaijan Medical University, Dr. Melman completed her residency in pediatrics at Stony Brook University Hospital. With over five decades of experience in her field, she has become a trusted figure among parents and children, known for her thoroughness and dedication to pediatric health.

In addition to her exceptional medical skills, Dr. Melman is bilingual and fluent in English and Russian. This linguistic ability allows her to connect with a diverse patient population, making her services accessible to families from various backgrounds and ensuring they feel comfortable and understood in her care.

Parents seeking a dedicated and experienced pediatrician for their children can feel confident in choosing Dr. Yelena Melman at Pediatric Associates. Her unwavering commitment to pediatric care excellence and compassionate demeanor make her an invaluable asset to the Holbrook community.

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