Peggy P. Feng, M.D.

Dr. Feng enjoys reading, being active, church and family. Her children keep her busy!

Hello, and thanks for choosing PAMF's Fremont Center! I'm excited to be a part of your child's health. I was born in Fremont and I remember how much I looked up to my own pediatrician. I can only hope to build just as good a relationship with you and your child and will watch in amazement along with you as he or she changes and matures with each passing month and year.

I firmly believe in establishing the proper foundation for health in order to pave the way towards a more fruitful, enjoyable life. To this end, I strongly encourage active lifestyles, healthy eating, and close family relationships, and I will be checking in with you to see how you're meeting these goals.

I'd like to share a little about myself. I was born in Fremont and attended Ardenwood Elementary, Walters Junior High, and Kennedy High School before I finally spread my wings and went to the University of California, Berkeley for college.

At Berkeley, I completed an Economics degree along with the required pre-medical courses and made the decision to pursue a medical career, which brought me to the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. There, I was blessed with a wonderful group of friends, great medical instruction, and a beautiful city.

I completed my Pediatric residency at the Children's Hospital of the King's Daughters in Norfolk, Virginia, before returning full circle to the Bay Area. I'm grateful for the opportunity to be back here with my family, as we're able to be close to so many relatives and friends who've remained in the area. Among the other perks of being back here in sunny California are the multiple Farmer's Markets, the amazing diversity of people and cuisines, as well as the numerous activities and opportunities to be found all around the Bay Area.

I understand how busy parents are since we have 3 of our own! My oldest daughter is definitely our chief helper, with my two boys adding their own brand of, ahem, let’s call it “fun”. It's a continuous challenge to not only parent but to parent well. It’s also precious time, and I'm happy to sympathize with you, share in your joys, and pass on what I've learned as well!