About Our Practice
I am a Doctorally prepared Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with over a decade of experience in healthcare. I received my BSN from North Carolina A&T State University and my DNP, FNP from Gardner- Webb University. I have extensive training and experience in primary and urgent care settings. I began STAT Care and Wellness as I saw a need for convenient, affordable, and stress-free medical care. Service to others has been my drive to improve the health of my community. When I’m not seeing Patients. I enjoy spending time with my 15- and 3-year-old sons, I love trying new recipes; and traveling as much as I can! I cannot wait to meet you!
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why did I choose to start my own practice?
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Access to healthcare is limited which results in delayed care. Many patients also avoid healthcare clinics and healthcare facilities due to a variety of reasons including covid concerns. Our goal is patient centered care. This is achieved through telehealth visits and home visits. We treat you like family with a personalized approach.
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Why should I choose Stat Care and Wellness as my healthcare provider?
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We provide convenient personalized care. If you are ready for change and no longer want to feel like you are stuck in a revolving cycle you should choose us. If you want to establish care with a healthcare provider that will get to know you and understand your concerns lets get started.
What healthcare services does a Nurse Practitioner provide?
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NPs provide primary, acute and specialty care for all types of patients. In every state, NPs assess patients, order and interpret tests, make diagnoses and provide treatment – including prescribing medications.
Where do Nurse Practitioners work?
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Nurse Practitioners work in outpatient clinics, acute care hospitals, emergency rooms, urgent care centers, nursing homes and private practices nationwide.
Why is a Nurse Practitioners perspective different?
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Nurse Practitioner's blend clinical expertise with an added emphasis on disease prevention and health management. Nurse Practitioners bring a comprehensive perspective to health care which begins by listening to and spending time with patients to develop a personalized plan to reach an individual's optimal health.
Is the cost of a Nurse Practitioner's healthcare services less costly than a physician?
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Yes, sometimes as it depends on the insurance payer such as Medicare. Nurse Practitioners are reimbursed at 85% of the typical fee structure that physicians are reimbursed for the same services.
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What makes Nurse Practitioners qualified to deliver medical services?
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Nurse Practitioners are qualified to deliver comprehensive, advanced care. NPs have at least six years of advanced academic and clinical training, including a master’s or doctoral degree. NPs pass rigorous national certification exams and meet state licensure requirements.
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