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Chastain Pediatrics

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Chastain Pediatrics

Nancy Doelling, MD
Concierge Pediatric Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia
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03/31/2023

This little cutie pie only gave me furrowed brows and lots of ‘no’ in her appointments. Today she got comfortable and we had a delightful visit. Her follow up for back to back ear infections was good news!!

04/19/2022

Could it be any better than this?? A Well Check-Up (mostly) done on my patient’s own back porch in Atlanta in Springtime?! It was a beautiful day and we had the most pleasant well child check up. Lovely day, lovely child. Plus, we got to have the oversight of both Mom and pet dog 💕

03/08/2022

Gas Prices Got You Down?

One more reason I love what I do - and my patients do too!

Many times, my patients just need reassurance. Many times, it is real illness. In a traditional practice, you must drive to the office, wait in the waiting room, then only spend limited time with your doctor. But in Concierge Medicine I get to know my patients and their families and I can assist over the phone or through telemedicine. In experienced and trusted hands, a lot of questions can be answered or problems can be solved quickly and expeditiously. And, many times, you don’t even have to leave your house!

12/02/2021

These siblings decided to create a fort under the exam table while their mom and I talked. The creative minds of children are so joyful to see! The bonus for me…children who have fun at their doctor appointments!!

11/13/2021

I just couldn’t resist! These little cutie pies came for a visit - sisters who are individuals in their own right and each other’s best friend. My joy is watching it unfold over the years I get to care for them ❤️ (disclosure: masks were removed for the picture only 😊)

07/20/2021

When you choose to wear a fur stole to the Doctor….well, you just steal her heart ❤️

06/10/2021

What a privilege to take care of these girls! Little sister got her check up and vaccines while big sister sang and loved on her throughout her exam AND her vaccines 🥰

05/19/2021

I wanted to take a moment to publicly thank ALL of my patients, families, and supporters for being a part of the success of this wonderful practice. I would like to also acknowledge a few special people who have helped make this happen:
Tiffany Cline from WealthWise Marketing, who envisioned this practice before it even entered my mind! She is a visionary, a massively brilliant marketing expert, and a great mom to 3 beautiful boys.
Dr. Andy Sipp (aka Rock Doc) who invited me into his office space where we ALL share our passion for excellence in care in a wonderful environment. He, Amy Zimmerman, Hope Clark, and Doctor Callie are a brilliant and caring staff and, as such, I love going into the office!
My sister, Sarah Jordan, whose endless support never waivers.
My children, Richard, Ross, and Meg who are kind and loving enough to support my career decisions and believe in me.
Dr. Brian Sanders and his MA Chelsea who have offered support and (new!) friendships that I truly value.
Dr. Dennis Devito, with whom I am not only lucky enough to be married, but I also have the privilege of his constant love and support, and access to his brilliant mind and counsel.

04/09/2021

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LAVeP92Q82UMPK40gDxoctfFtjIGKO2v/view?usp=drive_web

Have you wondered why honey is not recommended for infants to eat? It’s a great and natural sweetener with some excellent properties that, if not over processed, can offer immune benefits. However, honey can cause infant Botulism, which, while very rare, can be very serious. The CDC reports that there is an average of 110 cases of botulism each year in the US and around 70% of those cases are in infants. The ingested honey (and corn syrup) can transmit C. Botulinum spores which are thought to germinate and produce a toxin in the GI tract of infants whose immature immune system cannot process. It can attack the nervous system and cause paralysis and respiratory failure. Bottom line. Low risk but serious consequence. It is best to hold off for that 1st year of life, and now you know why!
In Good Health,
Dr. Doelling

01/09/2021

I encourage parents to introduce peanut butter (just a dab on mom’s finger tip) to babies around 4-6 months of age. It is recognized that early introduction of food likely leads to fewer food allergies. To me, it just makes sense. So how privileged am I to witness this little guy’s first taste of peanut butter?! And, yes, he loved it 🥰

10/26/2020

I love the thumbs up from this very brave guy after surgery with Dr. Andy Sipp!! I’m so appreciative when my patients let me know how they did with any kind of procedure ❤️ Thanks Emmett!! I’m very proud of you 🙏😍 (and thanks to Tyler and AmberLee for sharing)

10/21/2020

The Social Dilemma
Have you seen the documentary on Netflix? I think it is a MUST watch for all parents (but, really all people).
We are aware that Social Media is absolutely a contributor to children’s insecurities. PLEASE keep the conversations open with your children about social media. Better yet, keep them off for as long as you possibly can. Talk to them about limiting with whom they connect and then discuss their feelings when they view posts. AND remind them that anything they post is available into perpetuity. Keep your lines of communication open with your children ❤️ The better they are able to navigate our highly connected culture, the better for their futures.
In Good Health,
Dr. Doelling

Address

4300 Paces Ferry Road SE Ste 500
Atlanta, GA
30339

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

Website

https://chastainpediatrics.com/

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About Dr. Doelling

Dr. Doelling has had a unique path to medicine!

She graduated from the University of Georgia with a Finance degree followed by a short career in banking and trading foreign currencies. She was drawn to the medical field and embarked on her path to where she is now. She graduated from Mercer University School of Medicine and completed her residency at Emory University School of Medicine.

Following her training, she led the Cardiac Stepdown Unit at Egleston, then transitioned to

Scottish Rite as a Hospitalist. She became the Medical Director of the Hospitalist group then Medical Director of the Scottish Rite Hospital. She most recently landed where her heart led her - to primary care pediatrics, where relationships were fostered with not only her patients, but also their families.