Dr. Kelli Keller, DO
DPC Family Medicine physician, Mount Sterling, KY
Open Hands DPCDr. Kelli Keller is the owner and founder of Open Hands DPC, a direct primary care practice, and is board certified in family medicine.
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About Dr. Keller
Dr. Keller graduated with honors from Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2013. She finished residency training in 2016, starting with an internal medicine intern year and then moving to family medicine to include pediatric patients. She is board certified in family medicine and in manual manipulative treatment (OMT).
She is the owner and founder of Open Hands DPC. The practice does not accept any form of insurance, and patients pay the practice directly. At this time, Kentucky Medicaid recipients are not legally allowed to contract directly with their physician, so the practice cannot care for patients with Kentucky Medicaid.
She welcomes patients of all ages, from 1 week old and up. She manages long-term illnesses such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, thyroid disease, depression or anxiety, heart disease, arthritis, osteoporosis, lung diseases and allergies. She also treats short-term problems such as sinus and respiratory infections, UTI evaluation, headaches, ear infections and skin rashes.
Membership and fees
Membership tiers at Open Hands DPC run from $0.50 to $1.50 per day, and extra services can be added at cost or the membership level changed.
DOT physicals cost $100 by appointment.
Fees vary by plan. Ask the practice.
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Patient reviews
Lovely to talk with!
"Dr. Keller was really lovely to talk with. She listened to my worries and acted exactly like a Doctor should. She was simple to chat to and offered to look into my queries if she didn't know the answer."
Communicated with me on a personal level.
"Dr. Keller made an excellent impression on me. As a valued friend, she communicated with me on a personal level."
Thorough, dependable and affordable.
"Look no further. Thorough, dependable and affordable. Kind and efficient office staff."
Questions patients ask
Does Dr. Keller take insurance, or offer a membership?
Open Hands DPC describes itself as direct primary care, where patients contract directly with their doctor. The practice does not accept any form of insurance, and patients pay the practice directly. At this time, the practice cannot care for patients with Kentucky Medicaid, because those recipients are not legally allowed to contract directly with their physician.
How much does a membership at Open Hands DPC cost?
Membership tiers run from $0.50 to $1.50 per day, and extra services can be added at cost or the membership level changed. DOT physicals cost $100 by appointment.
Is Dr. Keller board certified?
Dr. Keller is board certified in family medicine and in manual manipulative treatment (OMT).
Where did Dr. Keller train?
She graduated with honors from Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2013. She completed residency training in 2016, beginning with an internal medicine intern year and then moving to family medicine.
Does Dr. Keller offer telehealth?
Dr. Keller offers visits in person or by phone, text or other telehealth.
What ages does Dr. Keller see?
Dr. Keller welcomes patients of all ages from 1 week old and up.
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