Fox Chapel, Pittsburgh
When your child is sick, who’s really there?
At 11pm, when the fever spikes, most parents discover the difference between a pediatric office and a pediatrician who truly knows their child.
Most parents don’t realize what’s missing — until they need help most.
In traditional pediatric practices, after-hours care usually means:
• A nurse triage line
• An on-call doctor who doesn’t know your child
• Waiting, worrying, or guessing what to do next
That may be common. But it doesn’t have to be normal.
Zest was built for families who want direct access, real relationships, and calm guidance when it actually matters.
Meet your Fox Chapel Zest Pediatrician
Dr. Hayley Hellstern is a board-certified pediatrician serving families in Fox Chapel and the greater Pittsburgh area.
At Zest, Hayley cares for a small panel of patients, which means:
She knows your child
She knows your family
And when you reach out, you’re reaching her, directly
This allows pediatric care to feel personal again — the way it was meant to be.
A complimentary introductory visit.
Where would we be without Dr. Hellstern? I can’t say enough about how much switching to Zest and Dr. Hellstern has improved my children’s care. Dr. Hayley was exactly what we needed!
—Laura, mom of three.
Pediatrics, built around relationships.
Zest was designed for families who want more than rushed visits and call centers. Imagine having a pediatrician in the family.
Direct access to your pediatrician.
Thoughtful, unhurried care.
Clear expectations.
What to expect from a meet and greet:
A Meet & Greet is an introductory visit where you:
• Meet Dr. Hayley
• Ask questions about care and access
• Decide whether this approach fits your family
It’s designed to be straightforward and informative.
Still Deciding?
Parents often have practical questions before joining — about pricing, insurance, access, and how Zest works day to day.
We’ve answered the most common ones here.
Read common questions parents ask.
Zest is designed for families who value time, access, and relationships in pediatric care.