Kimberly Holland, APRN-CNP
Nurse Practitioner
Community
Accepting new patients
Conditions and expertise
- Acute Disease
- Chronic Disease
- Preventive Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Primary Care
Locations
- Primary Care Stoneridge Dublin
Academic information
Department: Community
About
- Gender
- Female
Biography
I am a board-certified nurse practitioner specializing in primary and preventive medicine with an emphasis on geriatric care. In my current role as an advanced practice provider at Primary Care Stoneridge location in Dublin, I treat patients for acute illnesses and injuries and help manage chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes and anxiety.
My patients can expect a caring and compassionate approach because I genuinely care about each person who comes to see me. I love educating and empowering my patients to take active roles in their health care so they can achieve their wellness goals and lead the healthiest lives possible. I always take the time to listen to each patient’s individual concerns and needs, so that we can work together to find a solution that works best for them.
My professional background includes time spent working in oncology and family medicine, including more than a decade as a bedside nurse caring for patients during some of the most vulnerable times in their lives. I also worked for several years at a federally qualified health center treating underserved populations.
Conditions and expertise
- Acute Disease
- Chronic Disease
- Internal Medicine
- Preventive Medicine
- Primary Care
Locations
Please note: Not all physicians schedule patients at each listed location.
Credentials
Education
- Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)
- Otterbein University, Westerville, OH
5/1/2015 - 4/28/2018
Certification
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American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
5/14/2018
Ratings and reviews
The overall patient satisfaction rating is an average of all patient responses to the six doctor communication related questions shown below from the Clinician and Group Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems survey. For additional information about the patient satisfaction survey, please visit our Patient Satisfaction Survey page.
The comments are submitted by patients and reflect their view and opinions. The comments are not endorsed by and do not necessarily reflect the views of Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.
The experience was good. Except the waiting sat 7 a.m. Around 15 minutes for the appointment to be executed by the nurse team,
She was helpful
It was a good first appointment and I appreciated the tests being ordered
The care provider was professional. They listened, but did not provide feedback or direction initially. I had to ask many specific questions to pull the feedback from the provider. After each question they responded with "Is there anything else?" as if they wanted to leave. I was not examined for my knee issue. When I asked for feedback or advice on my knee, the response from the provider was, "What would you like to try?" My options were not described and I was told to "wait and see".
Everything was great.
Professional, thorough and attentive
I feel like my concern wasn't being heard.
This is the worst care provider I have ever experienced in all my medical history. The minute she walked in the door I knew I most certainly would not return to her as a patient. She was extremely unfriendly and impersonal. I had several health concerns that I had planned on discussing during my appointment but ended up not even bringing up because I felt she did not care about me as a patient. There were a couple minor things that did come up as she was going through her list of questions but she did not even give any advice or recommendations on how to best address these health issues. She knew from looking at my health history that blood work to check my thyroid and cholesterol should be done but when she mentioned it to me she simply said "we can do that later." I did not push to have it done now because I knew I was going to leave that appointment and find another provider to get established with that actually cared about me as a patient and could do the needed blood work through them.
Respectfull
I was greeted thoughtfully and kind. I have just transferred to Ohio State after my family care physician retired.
Records from her phone and ignores your questions, rushes, and goes off to another patient. Won't fill out paperwork needed for restrictions.
Easy to discuss with
Initially I thought she was a medical doctor, until she explained her role and professional affiliation.
Felt she listened to me.
Good, I think she jumped to a conclusion about my health concern that I had already ruled out with my OBGYN.
Good listener but didn't always respond to my concerns. I like her overall and am happy to work with her in the future. This was an initial visit and it went well for me.
Kim Holland is a good listener and seems to understand the patients' needs very well. I would definitely recommend her to others.
Probably the longest, most thorough symptom discussion that I have ever had with a doctor. She definitely checked all of the boxes for me.
Very good
Good Good
Very professional
Very thorough
Spent the vast majority of time staring at computer and clicking boxes. Absolute minimum time examining. Very dry and impersonal.
Didn't know my medical history. Asked if I had asthma four times, I kept saying "yes". Did not review all my prescriptions or help me understand interactions, which was a primary concern I vocalized. Wanted to add another prescription without adequate review of what I'm currently taking.
Not friendly, doesn't smile, doesn't ask questions. I have seen her twice now, first visit to establish care and she has not reviewed my health hx even though it has all been done at OSU. Did not express any interest in me or my concerns, barely talked.
Liked Kimberly Holland. Am no longer looking for a new primary care doctor.
Very prompt at returning messages and with informing me of lab results.
Good
She was good, no complain
My provider was not personable, friendly, or possessing a good bed side manner. I had to repeat parts of my medical history several times, and I felt she wasn't really listening when I was speaking to her. She was dismissive in her demeanor and kept bringing up blood work from over fifteen years ago, which was confusing for me as I had already explained that that blood work was done when I was hospitalized due to a poor reaction to a psychiatric medication when I was 16, and I did not think it terribly relevant. She did not indicate why she found it relevant beyond a veiled pot shot at my weight, which was as disappointing as it was unsurprising and uninspired.
Somewhat reserved, but listened and provided me with prescription that alleviated my condition.
No bad experiences
Appreciated that she listens to me .
The Appointment with care provider was just as good
Kimberly is the best and truly made me feel heard as a patient. I will continue to go to her as long as I live nearby.
Kim Holland is a wonderful listener of my needs and I would recommend her to others. Thanks Kim.
She listened to my concerns and was very friendly. I liked that I could schedule my own appointment using My Chart.
We needed more clarity & way forward on our issue and no solutions is recommended yet