Julie Swain, APRN-CNP
- Orthopaedics
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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.
- 80 Patient Satisfaction Ratings
- 23 Patient Comments
614-293-2663
Fast, to the point
She expressed concern about the sutures not being ready for removal, and provided me with a suture removal kit for my wife to remove them. My wife is a nurse.
She is great
Interested in patient care. Seemed to respect autonomy.
Every answered great care
This was the first time that I met Julie Swain and she was wonderful. Julie actually came into my exam room before the scheduled time of my appointment. She answered all my questions and was very though. Great experience!
She answered all my questions regarding my recovery. In her exam though, she did not attempt touch my foot which I thought would've been pertinent to a thorough examination
All good
Very good.
Julie Swain answered my question. She was very knowledgeable.
She was excellent.
The provider was excellent. Listen well, did a good examine and gave great instructions for better care.
Best I could expect.
It was good.
All good.
All good.
Everything was excellent and smooth!
It was prompt and efficient.
Excellent.
Very attentive and actively listened to my opinions
Julie did a great job answering my questions, and explaining to me what needed to done to progress my recovery.
First time meeting. Nice and helpful.
As a new provider for me on this visit, I thought J. Swain was very knowledgeable about my history and the amount of pain I was having.