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HealthPark Pediatrics

At HealthPark Pediatrics we are dedicated to providing the most current, compassionate, and comprehensive medical care. Our board certified physicians have more than 125 years of combined experience caring for children and families in the Triangle. Our philosophy of care focuses on total wellness for children from the time they are born through age 21.

  • Our son has been seeing Dr Ray Coleman every since he was born.. We would not take him anywhere else… Dr Coleman is a wonderful Doctor… We love him like he is part of our family… Our son prefers seeing only Dr Coleman.

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  • Dr. Wilson is very compassionate and caring. He goes above and beyond. Although we have moved, we will continue to drive to this practice because of him. I recommend him for parents especially those with special needs.

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