Address: 2723 New Salem Rd, Murfreesboro, TN 37128, USA
Phone: +16153966850
Trilce Maddle
Dr. Kathary and her nurse Megan are absolutely the best. Dr. Kathary truly cares for her patients and takes the time to listen. I couldn’t ask for a better doctor. Saint Thomas is lucky to have such an amazing pair.
Melissa Mathis
I just recently started seeing Dr Kathary. She and her nurse Megan are AMAZING . They both actual listen to you. I honestly feel like every time I speak with her she truly cares about my well being. She’s easy to talk to and she explains everything in detail so that you understand.
Tommy Metheny
This is a doctor that truly listens to YOU and what you feel and what you need. She deep dive into your experience to come up with the best solution that is medically accurate as well as your comfort with the process. Her nurse Megan is also great and has fabulous follow up. I would recommend Dr. Kathary and Megan to anyone. Thank you!!!!
Jordan Kinsey
Best doctor ever! She really cares about her patients. Super easy to talk to and listens to what you have to say. -Jackie
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