John Boldt JR., MD

Dr Boldt is well versed. However, the medical and office staff is the absolute worst. There is no follow through. No assistance. The staff is very uncaring, lethargic and inept! Unprofessionalism at its worse.

Dr. Boldt is extremely thorough and takes his time with his patients. You can tell he really cares about the patient. Highly recommend.

I was airlifted from Georgia with blood clots in my lungs. I was having breathing problems and had passed out at the hospital in Blue Ridge. I had colon surgery just a few days before and have had heart issues my entire life.. Dr. Boldt walked the fine line of thinning my blood enough to get rid of the clots while keeping my newly repaired colon surgery from leaking. He did an excellent job of monitoring me and I am now home with my wife recovering. Thank you Dr. Boldt for your excellent care!

Dr. Boldt is by far the most thorough and concerned Doctor I have ever seen in my life. Muy mother would be dead without him. He has gone above and beyond what any other doctor has ever done. I have nothing but the highest praise for him.

He is an amazing physician as well as an amazing human being. He takes time with his patients and listens. Its not like you are being rushed in and out. He really cares about his patients. He makes you feel like you are truly important to him. I would certainly recommend him to everyone.

My mother has been a patient of Dr. Boldt's for a little over a year and he has been very thorough in answering any questions that we have. I appreciate his genuine interest in my mother and his concern to provide her with the options that are available to her.

Dr. Bolt and his staff literally saved my life when I was admitted to Erlanger for Pulmonary Embolism, bilateral. I was impressed with his skill, knowledge, and personal , reassuring care. I was also impressed that he did medical mission work in South America every summer.PaPatientst remember the physicians responsible for this critical care the when first admitted to an intensive care ( ICU). He is Co- Dirdirector the Critical Care Unit. but would only have mentioned his role on my care when I asked him about it.. I was fortunate to have this.