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Stacy R. Davis, FNP

Specialty
CMH Family Medicine
Family Medicine
Department
Family Medicine and Population Health

Locations

Primary Care at Clarksville

61 Burlington Drive
Clarksville, VA 23927
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VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital

1755 N. Mecklenburg Avenue
South Hill, VA 23970
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Occupational Health & Wellness Services at South Hill

300 E. Ferrell St., Thomas W. Leggett Center
South Hill, VA 23970
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Education

Graduate Nursing Program

Chamberlain College of Nursing

Nursing School

Bon Secours Memorial Nursing School

Nursing School

Old Dominion University School of Nursing


Biography

 


Ratings & Reviews

Overall Rating
Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 154 ratings and 20 comments.

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September 2026
I moved to Boydton from Powhatan, Virginia, and began seeing NP Davis approximately five months ago. Until my most recent appointment, I had hoped to establish an ongoing relationship with a local primary care provider. Unfortunately, I left yesterday's visit feeling confused and disappointed. I believe part of the problem may have resulted from poor communication between the staff member who took the reason for my appointment and NP Davis, leaving her unprepared for the issues I had specifically scheduled the visit to address.There were several reasons for my appointment:I had a regularly scheduled follow-up for high cholesterol in October, as previously recommended by NP Davis.In July, I contacted NP Davis through MyChart asking for an ENT recommendation because of ongoing throat concerns. At that time, I was told that I needed to be seen in the office.I recently started hormone replacement therapy, and my gynecologist advised me to monitor my blood pressure.Because of these concerns, I called the office and moved my October appointment up by approximately one month so that we could address my ongoing throat symptoms, lipid monitoring, and blood pressure.When NP Davis entered the room, the first thing she told me was that the office would not check my hormone levels because that was the responsibility of my gynecologist. I had not requested hormone testing. It appeared that something I had said to the staff member during check-in had been misunderstood.What concerned me more was that NP Davis did not appear to know the actual reasons for my visit. When I tried to explain them, I did not feel that my concerns were being fully heard. She had to go back through MyChart to determine why my lipids needed to be checked, even though this was follow-up care she had previously recommended.When she examined my throat, she appeared surprised by the extent of the lymph node swelling and said that a test would be ordered, but to my knowledge that test was never ordered. I asked whether my thyroid should be checked, and she did order thyroid testing. Otherwise, I was referred to an ENT and advised to go to the emergency room if I developed difficulty breathing.I understand that a primary care provider cannot diagnose or treat every condition and that referrals to specialists are sometimes entirely appropriate. My concern is not that I was referred to an ENT. My concern is that I came to an appointment specifically because I had previously been told that I needed to be evaluated in the office, yet my provider seemed unaware of why I was there and the visit felt focused on redirecting me elsewhere rather than evaluating my concerns.I left the appointment wondering what role my primary care provider is supposed to play in coordinating my care. I would like to feel that when I make an appointment for specific concerns, those concerns have been accurately communicated to my provider and reviewed before or during the visit. I also want to feel that my provider is listening, evaluating what can appropriately be addressed in primary care, and then making referrals when necessary.I hope this feedback is useful because better communication between the person taking the reason for the visit and the practitioner could have made this a very different experience. More importantly, the way concerns are acknowledged and communicated during the visit has a significant impact on whether a patient feels heard and confident in their care.
September 2026
Stacy Davis FNP was courteous & explained things well.
August 2026
Every one was very polite and courteous and listened when I told them about the health issue I had
August 2026
This provider listens, cares, & takes her time with your care & health needs.
August 2026
No bad experience all great.
July 2026
Nothing bad!
June 2026
Very professional, and courteous
January 2026
Stacy always listens & cares about my concerns.
January 2026
Very patient and knowledgeable to my condition. Follow up from hospitalization 1/1/26. They are my new primary doctor now.
January 2026
This was my first time seeing Stacy. I will feel comfortable seeing her in the future.
November 2025
Very professional & always smiling!
September 2025
Good.
August 2025
My first encounter with her. She seems very knowledgeable.
March 2025
Excellent.
March 2025
Good.
January 2025
Thorough examination
December 2024
She was very understanding of all my issues and had great mannerism . However I feel my issues should be under a doctors vision. She is great for my healthy kids.
August 2024
Always a good experience.
April 2024
It us refreshing to be seen by a provider who understands the importance of medical cannabis for my health needs.
March 2024