Dr. Kimberly Bolling

I’ve been seeing Dr. Bolling well over 8 years now and I’m very pleased. Yes, the wait times can be a little long at times, but she and her office staff know their patients personally, which is a plus. She keeps great records and makes sure that follow ups are scheduled. I would recommend Dr. Bolling to anyone.

As of today, 5÷18÷2015, all that I have read regarding Dr. Bolling’s office still holds true. The wait times in the office are outrageous, unacceptable and unprofessional. A couple of weeks earlier, I arrived 20 min BEFORE my schedule appointment time for a follow up. After a cool 30 minutes beyond my schedule appointment, the NP finally did my BP, height, weight and sat me back in the waitinig room. A total of 1.5 hours has passed waiting, and still have not seen the doctor. Made a comment to another patient in waiting room regarding the wait time, only to be be told that her appointment was 1 hour before mine. Immediately, I got up and bid my farewell to the receptionist and was on my merry way. Today, thinking that I may have over reacted and needed to see Dr. Bolling for an emergency, I called the office and was told that she could «squeeze» me in — in 2 days. Again, totally unacceptable and unprofessional. ISO another PCP/​Internal Medicine dr.
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I’ve been a patient of Dr. Bolling’s for about 5 years now, and I can honestly say that her service has gone from great to not-​so-​great. Initially, I began seeing her because she was a young African American doctor; I felt like I would be more comfortable with her. My first visit was great; however as they years have gone by, each visit has been worse and worse. The wait times are insane, the cash only copay is asinine, and she rushes when you finally get to see her. The last time I saw her, she gave me all these tests and never came to a conclusion about my condition. I have yet to receive a follow-​up.
It seems that where her service has deteriorated, her clothes and weave have improved. I guess this is where the copays and insurance reimbursements are going…
…I’ve decided not to see Dr. Bolling again, unless it is to retrieve medical records!

I try to live by the motto: «If you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all.» But know, if there were anything less than 1-​star to give, I would give it. Do yourself and your health a favor and find another health care provider. Don’t believe me? Just google her name and 800 reviews on her from across the web will pop up saying the same thing.

Dr. Bolling is a nice young doctor, however her office doesn’t really seem to run the practice that efficiently. I’ve been a patient there for a couple of years but since i’m rarely sick I generally only see her once or twice a year for check ups.
I recently visited for a check up and to discuss some pain in my leg. When I arrived for my 11a appt there were about 5 others in the waiting area. After signing in the receptionist collected my copay within 10 minutes and then I waited another 40 minutes before the NP took me to a room to do the preliminary stuff (i.e., weight, BP, pulse, etc). I then returned to the waiting room, where I had to wait for another 40 minutes before actually seeing the doctor.
If the waiting was the worst of this visit, I wouldn’t complain, but when I described my symptoms to Dr. Bolling she totally brushed aside my concerns and only after I repeatedly insisted that my symptoms were real and quite frequent did she agree to look into it further. Then she told me that my insurance would probably not pay for some certain kind of tests but if I was insistent that something was wrong I could get an x-​ray to see if anything was going on. My immediate thought was, «I didn’t ask you what my insurance would pay for!»
Dr. Bolling spent a total of 12 minutes with me. Close to 2 hours in the doctor’s office for 12 minutes with the doctor. That’s the last she’ll see of me.