Amber Grose, APRN-CNP
- Internal Medicine
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Nurse Practitioner
A nurse practitioner is extensively trained to treat illness or disease and to prescribe medication to their patients. They work on teams with a licensed physician, but can treat patients with significant autonomy. Nurse practitioners work in a variety of settings, including primary care and various other medical and surgical specialties.
Accepting new patients
A provider may be accepting new patients only in a specific specialty or location based on availability. A referral may be required.
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She was on time, caring and answered all my questions
Excellent
Very concerned about my A fib and my fatigue
Amber was excellent. Great professional demeanor. Explained everything that was going on medically and what the plan of care will be going forward.
She was informed, open to input, knowledgeable about my condition. And friendly, easy to talk with
Very knowledgeable very patient very pleasant, Very caring
Amber was kind and concerned when I ask a question.
She knows her field and she cares
Very nice fun to talk to
Very good most helpful love OSU
Care provider was caring and helpful.
Excellent. Very considerate and helpful.
Good
Excellent visit and a caring professional
Amber Grose is an outstanding nurse practitioner. She possesses excellent patient interaction skills, showing great interest in you as a person. She was knowledgeable about the reason for my visit and my past health history. She also allowed me as much time as needed to ask my questions and discuss any health related issues.
Excellent
Very courteous and concerned
I've never had a negative experience at theWexner!
Excellent
All Good
No bad experiences
She was aware of my problem and gave me suggestions of what could be doe and what she would do.
Good
Good
Respect for my privacy regarding changes In/out of hospital gown.
He was very informative and kind. She didn't rush us at all.
Kind and compassionate
The electrophysiologist with whom I was originally scheduled to meet no longer is employed at OSU. The nurse practitioner with whom I met was much more pleasant, concerned about my well being, and interested in listening to what I had to say. I am grateful that I had the opportunity to meet with her rather than the ex-electrophysiologist.
All positive experiences.
Great
The PA I saw was not my normal provider who is an electo-physiolotist. Apparently he's been out of the office for months and no one has taken his place. Fortunately my condition is stable and this was a routine visit, other patients might not be so lucky.
They encourafed me regarding unpleasant parts of a test.