Commonwealth Pediatrics - Helping Families Raise Healthy Children

Providers

Robin L. Feese, M.D., FAAP

Robin Lynn Feese, M.D. - Commonwealth PediatricsDr. Feese has been with Commonwealth Pediatrics since 1992. Her former patients are now bringing her their babies which is a true highlight in her career. She is a graduate of Berea College and Marshall University School of Medicine. She and her husband Steve have four children, Jason, Andrew, Heather and Landon and are enjoying their role as grandparents. The Feeses enjoy time together at their small farm and keep busy with their assorted animals and gardening.

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Dr. Feese

Favorite children’s book:  Love You Forever

If Dr. Feese wasn’t a pediatrician she would be:  A volunteer at school, church and the hospital

Best advice for parents:  Children learn by example; exhibit good ideals for them.

David W. Storey, M.D., FAAP

David W. Storey, M.D., FAAP - Commonwealth Pediatrics - Lexington KYDr. Storey’s Retirement Letter

Dr. Storey earned his medical degree from the University of Kentucky. He completed his residency at the University of Louisville, Kosair Children’s Hospital. He was certified by the American Board of Pediatrics in 1989. Dr. Storey has been married to Kimberly, a medical sonographer, for 31 years. He has a great appreciation for music and has been a member of the Lexington Singers for 14 years. The Storeys enjoy traveling, snow skiing and are avid dog lovers. Dr. Storey has been with Commonwealth Pediatrics since 1994 and has followed many of his patients into young adulthood.

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Dr. Storey

Favorite children’s book:  Love You Forever

If Dr. Storey wasn’t a pediatrician he would be:  A musician

Best advice for parents:  Children will make all the friends they need; they need you to be their parents.

David A. Hawse, M.D., FAAP

David A. Hawse, M.D. - Commonwealth PediatricsDr. Hawse brought his knowledge of pediatrics with interests in pediatric cardiology to Commonwealth Pediatrics in 2000. He has a deep admiration for children, in particular, their attitudes toward life. “Children are truly remarkable,” he says. “In many ways, they are so much stronger than we are, especially in the way they are able to rebound from illness.” After graduating from the UK School of Medicine, Dr. Hawse completed his pediatric residency at the University of Florida in Gainesville. He and his wife, Beth, also a pediatrician with Commonwealth Pediatrics, have three children: Michael, Thomas and Kate. In his free time, Dr. Hawse enjoys cooking and golfing.

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Dr. Hawse

Favorite children’s book:  A Pennies Worth of Character

If Dr. Hawse wasn’t a pediatrician he would be:  A restaurateur

Best advice for parents:  Model loving relationships for your children.

Elizabeth C. Hawse, M.D., FAAP

Elizabeth C. Hawse, M.D., Commonwealth Pediatrics - Lexington KYDr. Hawse joined Commonwealth Pediatrics in 2002. Her interests are in rheumatology, adolescent medicine, dermatology and infectious diseases. “As a mother I want the best for my child, and as a pediatrician I want to practice in a setting that provides quality, compassionate care,” she says. “That’s why I chose this practice. Everyone here is excited about giving the best possible care to their patients.” Like her husband, Dr. Hawse is a graduate of the UK School of Medicine and completed her pediatric residency at the University of Florida. The Hawses have three children: Michael, Thomas and Kate. In her free time she enjoys needlepoint, cooking and driving her kids to sporting events.

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Dr. Hawse

Favorite children’s book:  Goodnight Moon

If Dr. Hawse wasn’t a pediatrician she would be:  A photographer

Best advice for parents:  Unconditionally love and support your children.

Caitlyn E. Neltner, M.D., FAAP

Caitlyn E. Neltner, MDDr. Neltner is excited to be joining Commonwealth Pediatrics in Summer 2021. She grew up in Winchester, KY and went on to earn her medical degree from the University of Louisville School of Medicine. She completed her pediatrics residency at the University of Virginia Children’s Hospital in Charlottesville. Dr. Neltner brings with her interests in child advocacy and community outreach. She is excited to return to Central Kentucky to serve local children and their families. In her free time, Dr. Neltner enjoys spending time with her husband and their goldendoodle, Winnie, traveling, and cheering on the Kentucky Wildcats!

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Dr. Neltner

Favorite children’s book:  The Snowy Day

If Dr. Neltner wasn’t a pediatrician she would be:  A high school US history teacher

Best advice for parents:  Don’t blink. Time moves so quickly…cherish each day!

Amanda F. Dressman, APRN

Amanda Dressman, APRNAmanda is a licensed Pediatric Nurse Practitioner through the Kentucky Board of Nursing and certified throughout the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).  She received her Associate’s Degree in Nursing from Northern Kentucky University in 2001.  Amanda then worked on the adolescent medical surgical unit at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital while obtaining her Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing in 2004.  She then worked as a Clinical Manager at CCHMC during her Master’s Program at NKU. She graduated in 2009 and practiced as a Nurse Practitioner in the pulmonary division at CCHMC serving the Cystic Fibrosis population prior to joining CW Pediatrics.  Her hobbies include spending time with her husband and two boys, running, and trying new foods.

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Amanda F. Dressman, APRN

Favorite children’s book:  Love You Forever

If Amanda wasn’t a pediatrician she would be:  Physical Therapist

Best advice for parents:  You can never spoil a child with lots of hugs and kisses.