Our Doctors
Dr. Taylor Fellows
Dr. Taylor Fellows (formerly Dr. Taylor Ireland) grew up in Wichita and graduated from Valley Center High School in 2014. After high school, she attended Kansas State University and graduated Cum Laude with a degree in Human Nutrition in 2018. Dr. Fellows then attended the University of Missouri – St. Louis and graduated with her Doctor of Optometry in May of 2022. Upon graduation, she was awarded the Dr. R.A. Koetting Award for scholastic excellence and leadership, and the Mary M. Gilbert Scholarship Award for academic excellence and membership in the American Optometric Association.
Dr. Fellows has been at Giannetti & Ralston Eye Care since 2022. She is involved in the Kansas Optometric Association and the American Optometric Association. She is also involved each summer with the Special Olympics Healthy Athletes Opening Eyes Event, providing eye exams and glasses to hundreds of special needs athletes.
She enjoys having returned home to serve the communities of Valley Center, Andover, and Augusta. Dr. Fellows and her husband, Dylan, live in Wichita and spend their free time with their Australian cattle dog named Evie and their families.
Dr. Ashley Ralston
Dr. Ralston was born in Richmond, Virginia and moved to Shawnee, Kansas when she was four years old. She graduated from Shawnee Mission Northwest High School in 1991. After high school, she attended Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas where she acquired a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. While at K-State, Dr. Ralston met her now husband, Patrick Ralston, an Augusta native. In 1995, Dr. Ralston was accepted into the Illinois College of Optometry and graduated with her Doctor of Optometry in 1999. With a desire to return to Kansas to be closer to family, Dr. Ralston and her husband moved back to the Wichita area after graduation in 1999 and she began her practice in the Andover community. She and Patrick keep busy with their three children Kate, Megan and Jack and shuttling them between activities.
Since moving back to Wichita area, she has been involved with the Andover School District where she assists the second graders in learning about the eye by leading cow eye dissections at several of the elementary schools. She has held several leadership positions as a longtime member of the Andover chapter of PEO, a philanthropic organization that promotes education for woman. She is a sustaining member of the Junior League of Wichita and served on many committees during her active years. Dr. Ralston had the honor of being named to the Wichita Business Journals 40 under 40 in 2006. She served the East YMCA as a board member for several years with responsibilities including fundraising for the Strong Kids Campaign. She is a member of the Kansas Optometric Association and American Optometric Association.
Dr. Ralston is excited to continue serving her patients in Andover and surrounding areas with Drs. Todd and Giannetti.
Dr. Jace Giannetti
Dr. Giannetti grew up in Osborne, a small farming community in north central Kansas. After high school, in 2000, he attended the University of Kansas and obtained his degree in business administration, minoring in biochemistry. In 2005, He then moved to Chicago, IL, to attend optometry school at Illinois College of Optometry.
After optometry school, Jace worked in the northwest suburbs of Chicago for a year. While working there, Jace got married to his wife, Lexi, who grew up in Wichita, KS, and also attended the University of Kansas. After living in Chicago for roughly 6 years, Jace and Lexi decided they wanted to move close to home and decided the Wichita area was a perfect fit.
Dr. Giannetti has worked at Drs. Todd & Giannetti since 2012 and has enjoyed every aspect of practicing in the Augusta and Valley Center communities. He enjoys these communities because they provide better access to patients and the opportunity to build strong relationships with his patients. Jace is also involved in the Kansas Optometric Association, the American Optometric Association, and with time, hopes to take on various leadership roles in these associations as well as the communities of Augusta and Valley Center.