Monica Blair MSN, APRN, FNP-C, Family Nurse Practitioner

08/25/2026

07/31/2026

🛑Some friendly reminders🛑

1. I cannot respond to facebook or messenger.
2. Please call if you need a sick appointment. I’ll work you in
3. If you need forms of any kind filled out, drop at front desk days ahead of when needed. I’m not going to stop seeing patients to fill out a form , it’s not fair to other patients.
4. Same with refills, Friday at 4:50 saying you’re out, not a good idea. When that bottle gets low, call!

Thanks for understanding.
Have a good weekend!

07/28/2026

🛑I will be out of the office August 3,4, 5 and the afternoon of the 10th.
Thank you.

07/01/2026

Tomorrow is shaping up to be a hot one, but we’ve got the A/C running, cold lemonade ready, and a meal waiting for you!

Come in, grab a seat, cool off, and enjoy some great food and even better company. Whether you’re joining us for lunch, fellowship, or just a break from the heat, everyone is welcome.

📅 Wednesday
⏰ 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 505 N Court St., Franklin, KY
❤️ Where a warm meal means so much more.

07/01/2026

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I will be out of the office Wednesday afternoon until Monday.
The office is closed Friday July 3rd.
Thank you!

06/08/2026

I will be out of the office June 15-19
Call the office if you need anything
I have openings this week
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05/29/2026

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05/13/2026

We will be closed Memorial Day and I will be out of the office that week as well

04/03/2026

I’m in the office Monday Tuesday Thursday Friday 8-5.
Please call the office for any needs.
I cannot respond on Facebook or Messenger.

03/29/2026

Get your blood pressure checked at least once a year and understand what the numbers mean. Severe high blood pressure combined with symptoms such as chest pain or trouble speaking may be a hypertensive emergency, according to the new high blood pressure guideline, and you should call 911 immediately.

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