Beth A. Holmes, DO, FAAFP

Dr. Michael Carr was my wife and I's physician for many years--he retired and Dr. Holmes took over. She fell right in..with us..Dr. Carr must have told her how stubborn I was. lol lol I can tell about her she is very serious about her profession, and wants to do her best for us. She is very straight up about her recommendations, treatment, medicine, and letting me now what I should be doing, and not, lol. I can respect that in her. Even though I may not always do it.
I read in her she is good people, and I admire that. She has learned I bullshit a lot--and she comes right back at me. Sometimes we hide behind that stuff, and I think she see's right through it. But it's still fun. My wife and I both are so glad we have her watching our backs, and taking care of us. I have come to see her as one of a kind, impressive, MDVIP, should be proud to have her as one of your doctors.
Quote: You might be a redneck; If then words at the end of the star bangled banner are--Gentlemen Start Your Engines!!!

The greatest thing about my doctor is that she listens to how I want to live my life and perfectly accompanies me on my journey. She always encourages me; never scolds me; agrees with me when I am right; points out when I am wrong; will never utter “I told you so”; respects my holistic approach to health; always gives me the truth whatever the case; and is for me, the perfect physician. Didn’t raise an eyebrow when I conveyed my intention to go to the Sturgis, South Dakota Motorcycle (Hells Angels) event this next summer for my seventy-fifth birthday with the very real possibility incarceration might be involved. She totally understands for me it is about the quality of my life and not the quantity and supports me totally in that regard. With her I can spend my time living and not being concerned about health issues. I am blessed beyond measure to have her as my caregiver.

My wife and I are both patients of Dr. Holmes. Both of us have some health issues which require us to see Dr. Holmes on a regular basis. Recently my wife fell and injured her right hip. I called Dr. Holmes at home early in the morning. I explained what happened and said we were heading for the emergency room. Dr. Holmes agreed and called ahead to let the attending medical people know we were on our way. My wife received immediate attention from the emergency room staff. The diagnosis was she had a fractured right pelvis in two places. The good news was surgery was not required. The bad news is that the healing process can take 9 - 12 weeks, we were told. My wife spent a couple of weeks in that hospital before being transferred to a rehabilitation hospital where she is now. Dr. Holmes has been very instrumental in following up on my wife’s condition which includes the other health issues she is experiencing. We are extremely grateful for the care and compassion Dr. Holmes has given us, not only with this issue but the other issues we have well. For these reasons we rate Dr. Holmes a 5 star which also carries over to include MDVIP.

My doctor is Beth Holmes in Lexington, Ky.
I had only been a patient of her’s for about 6 months when I had what I thought might be pneumonia, flu or COVID while in Florida on a trip to see family members. My husband and I had carefully planned the trip for visits with two cousins and brother-in-law in their 70’s and one cousin 84 years-old with Parkinson’s.
Needless to say I was very concerned and therefore I called Dr Holmes on a Saturday morning to get her recommendation. She took the call, just as though during business hours in her office, and directed me to a UTC for further evaluation.. Turned out my fears were not confirmed and I was able to enjoy family visits without mask or warning🤗