News & Updates

(Caitlin Dodge, Dr. Robyn Riseberg, James Rooney) BOSTON, MA , February 5, 2026  – Boston Community Pediatrics  is celebrating that Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Women’s Network has awarded Founder Dr. Robyn Riseberg with a 2026 Pinnacle Award in Achievement in Health Care . The 2026 Pinnacle Awards  honors nine outstanding women professionals in the Commonwealth for achievements in business, government, and management. The Chamber’s Pinnacle Awards continue to serve as

2026 Pinnacle Award honoree, Robyn Riseberg, Founder of Boston Community Pediatrics, sits down with WBZ-TV’s Lisa Hughes to share how she brings compassion to the healthcare sector. Hear how Robyn defines leadership, equitable care, and measures success in her field.

What if the healthcare system doesn’t need to be tweaked... but rebuilt? In this episode of the IVI Podcast, host Joe Phoenix sits down with Robyn Riseberg, Founder of Boston Community Pediatrics, to explore a radically different approach to pediatric care. One that puts children, families, and communities first. Robyn shares her journey from traditional medicine to launching one of the first nonprofit pediatric private practices in the United States. Along the way, she expla

CBS News Boston reports on the increase in flu cases throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in early 2026. Dr. Robyn Riseberg shares the importance of vaccinations among pediatric patients.

2025 was a BIG year at Boston Community Pediatrics. We celebrated BCP’s 5th Anniversary, a huge accomplishment for the first nonprofit pediatric private practice in Massachusetts, and we delivered comprehensive care to over 1,700 children, most of whom are living with low income.  Throughout 2025, BCP cultivated hope, equity, and resilience at an especially difficult time for families. While many in our community struggled with the stress of immigration enforcement and impend

On December 12th and 13th, 2025, Boston Community Pediatrics held its 5th Annual Holiday Shop, which was our biggest and most impactful event yet, serving 370 families—more than 1,000 community members, including 756 children.