Directory > Providers > Doctor > Nurse Practitioner > OH > Cincinnati > Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP

Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP

Nearby

Nurse Practitioners

Avondale

Cincinnati, OH

Finneytown

Cincinnati, OH

Avondale

Cincinnati, OH

Westwood

Cincinnati, OH
Get Featured on Wellness.com > Learn More
Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP
Mercy Health - Blue Ash Family Medicine
(14 Reviews)
> Get Phone Number & Directions
4700 E. Galbraith Rd. Suite 202 Cincinnati, OH 45236
Update Profile
Report Incorrect Info
About

Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP

Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP practices as a Nurse Practitioner in Cincinnati, OH.
Primary Specialty

Nurse Practitioner

Gender Female
Map and Directions
4700 E. Galbraith Rd. Suite 202, Cincinnati, OH 45236
Services Erika Osterbrock, APRN-CNP provides the services of a Nurse Practitioner in Cincinnati, OH. A Nurse Practitioner is a registered nurse who has obtained advanced education; usually in the form of a master's degree. This additional training allows the Nurse Practitioner to diagnose and manage many common ailments.

Please call Mercy Health - Blue Ash Family Medicine at (513) 891-5532 to schedule an appointment in Cincinnati, OH or to get more information.
Consumer Feedback
(14 Reviews)
View All 14 Reviews Add a Review
Recent Reviews
Went in to the appointment knowing I had shingles because I've had it before. However, just because it didn't present in the typical way, she just would not listen and dismissed it as "just a rash". After a week and a half of pain, 2 different antibiotics, a round of steroids, she finally prescribed an antiviral. However she clearly still didn't get it because she refused to prescribe pain meds beyond 9 pills "for just a rash" which is offensive. FYI, I have diabetes and recent problems controlling it means I may be somewhat immunocompromised. This should have been a clue to her, it wasn't. Compromised immune systems can cause Atypical Shingles. Its a thing, a thing that clearly went over her head.

Does she not know shingles isn't just a rash? Does she not believe I have shingles, then why the antiviral? She did prescribe an antiviral so which is it? If i were a drug seeking addict or something, id understand. However, shingles is very painful, and her job is to listen to her patient, especially after 2 antibiotics, steroids, the kitchen sink, etc. She is just not good at anything outside textbook presentation. This is not the first time I've noticed this.

I had already scheduled an appointment with a new primary care halfway through this mishandled shingles episode when I sent her a message to her about her mishandling of this. I reminded her that my previous doc who retired, which I loved, handled my previous shingles episode much differently. However, maybe she got "rear end hurt", because she dismissed me from her practice. For the record, I fired her first, just saying.
by Tim xxx.xxx.31.7
July 18, 2025
by Anonymous
December 19, 2024
> View All Reviews
Add a Review