Coastal Style has celebrated the exceptional talent of Dr. Maria Childers-Reed by awarding her the title of Best Pediatrician for the fourth consecutive year. This outstanding accomplishment highlights her steadfast dedication to the health and well-being of children and families in the community.

When Dr. Childers-Reed began her pediatric practice with Atracare, she aimed to deliver the highest quality care to as many children as possible. Her dedication and expertise quickly built her reputation, resulting in an increased demand for her services. To meet this growing need, her practice has expanded to include four providers and five medical assistants.

Throughout the past year, Dr. Childers-Reed has continued to provide exceptional care to families in Sussex County. She emphasizes the importance of a centralized medical home, stating, “Patients need a central home for medical services that allows them to understand and control their well-being.” Families visiting her practice appreciate the convenient access to care and the thorough attention to their health concerns, which drives her ongoing passion for medicine.

About Dr. Childers-Reed:
Dr. Childers-Reed’s journey to Coastal Delaware began with a family trip, which inspired her move to Lewes in 2011. With a vision to offer advanced medical treatment to local children, she partnered with Atracare to establish a state-of-the-art pediatric clinic. Her practice provides comprehensive and convenient care, including in-house lab tests, x-ray imaging, and the distribution of essential medications and antibiotics, making it a true “one-stop shop” for patients.

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