Minas Lialios , M.D.
I was born in northern Greece and immigrated to the U.S. at the age of two. I received my medical training at the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, School of Medicine and pediatric internship & residency training at Westchester Medical Center and Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx. I am married to my lovely wife Barbara and we reside in Norwalk, CT. Having lived here for most of my life I have watched my town grow and have met many wonderful people. I have been in practice for over 20 years and I couldn't have chosen a better profession. The satisfaction of watching our patients grow and mature, caring for them medically, and working with their families can't fully be expressed in words. I'm looking forward to another 20 years.

Medical School: Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, School of Medicine, Greece
Residency Training: Westchester Medical Center & Lincoln Hospital, NY
Practice: 1987-present
Board Certification: Pediatrics DABP, FAAP

Stephen Grevious, M.D.
I entered medical school at Bowman-Gray understanding that I would be in primary care. My pediatric rotation was the rotation that had the mosts: most enjoyment, most long-term preventive care impact & most likely area to practice residency. After completing my pediatric rotation program at the North Carolina Baptist Hospital I spent twelve years in general pediatrics practice in Wallingford, CT dividing time between private practice and public health. In 2003 I married and moved to Westport, CT and joined the pediatricians at Park Street Pediatrics. I'm an avid cyclist and year round outdoor sports ethusiast. When not in the office I enjoy spending time outdoors with my wife Julie, son Byron, and watching our animals herd deer and other wildlife across the backyard.

Medical School: MD Bowman-Gray School of Medicine
(Wake Forest University)
Residency Training: North Carolina Baptist Hospital
Practice: 1991-present, PSP since 2003
Board Certification: Pediatrics DABP, FAAP

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