Christopher Holloway, MD

Tom Petty

My wife and I have been shopping for a physician. We found Dr Holloway and we could not be happier. He is thoughtful, caring, thorough and laid out a plan for us to be healthier. The staff were very thoughtful and caring. I am impressed and both my wife and I recommend Dr Holloway. 5 stars!

Kathy Gretton

Dr. Holloway is nothing short of AWESOME! He cares about his patients and it shows. Our family travel from Clarksville to Antioch for the absolute best primary care experience that we get from Chritopher Holloway, M.D.

Donna Jill Sharpe-Myers

FIND SOMEONE ELSE!! Was told my "pharmacist is responsible for your medications" uh...no, the doctor prescribing them is. Gave me an rx that made me violently sick from Thanksgiving to Easter. The "office manager" said that was my pharmacists responsibility. I went back to their office 3 times getting sicker & sicker & sicker to the point of 2 bags of saline in office. No guys...YOU were responsible. Have you ever seen a dude thats Stupid & rude whenever he's around he dulls your mood? I know a guy like that girl he thinks he's Gods gift to the world.....you know the kind.

Jennifer Ann

I was dismissed abruptly and without warning from this practice and only discovered this fact when I called in with an immediate medical problem. The reason being that I had apparently been “rude to the staff”. It turned out this was a problem that I thought had been resolved with the doctor already several visits prior - I had come in almost 15 minutes late for an appointment and was extremely stressed, and the staff at the front argued with me and told me I was more than 15 minutes late and wouldn’t be seen. Their own clock showed I wasn’t more than 15 minutes late. I admit that I was a bit short tempered and could have been a bit more gracious. This entire past year has been traumatic for me, but that doesn’t excuse snapping at people. Snapping is what I did, by the way. I didn’t scream. I didn’t argue excessively. I snapped in a regular volume, and then I left when I was told I wasn’t going to be seen. However, I then wrote about the experience in an online review, which Dr. Holloway felt reflected negatively on him. I feel that patients SHOULD be able to write about their experiences honestly without fearing that the doctor will stop seeing them. A doctor’s office is a business, and while I wasn’t my best self that day (which I FULLY own), neither was Dr. Holloway’s front office staff. My review didn’t reflect negatively on him - his front office staff did, and from reading some of these other reviews, that appears to be a trend this office has had trouble shaking. The fact that this has come back to hurt me months later is really upsetting, especially because it affects my healthcare. All this aside, what is especially hurtful is that Dr. Holloway has been a rock in my care, and it upsets me greatly that something that I thought we had discussed and resolved at previous visits apparently continued behind my back until he dismissed me without discussion at all. I understand that is the doctor’s prerogative to discontinue seeing a patient if he feels the fit is no longer right, but dismissing me as a patient has just struck me as unprofessional and excessive given the efforts I made to be open in discussing and resolving things. In terms of care, Dr. Holloway is a fantastic doctor, the best I’ve had. It will not be easy to find another great doctor in this area, and it in fact took a couple years to even find him. For that reason, I’d recommend him still. However, I still think patients should be able to freely discuss their experiences, have their bad moments, and then apologize and resolve issues and move on with an office even if there’s been that moment of rudeness like I had without fear that they will entirely lose their healthcare provider.