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Kimberly Anne Kaiser, MD

Kimberly Anne Kaiser, MD, MPH
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Specialties

  • Orthopaedic Surgery
  • Sports Medicine
  • Sports Primary Care
This provider offers TeleCare

  • About

    Personal Statement

    We’re all part of one big team, essentially, and that includes all of our athletic trainers who staff all of the local high schools. We know each other very well, and we trust each other a lot. That helps us provide the best care we can.

    I take care of all types of patients, from 8 all the way up to 95, and I treat them like I want to be treated. I think everyone has an athlete within them, and we just need to bring that out.

    Faculty Rank

    Assistant Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine and Family and Community Medicine

    Degree

    University of Missouri, Columbia School of Medicine, Columbia

    Residency

    Family Medicine, University of Missouri, Columbia School of Medicine, Columbia

    Fellowship

    Sports Medicine, University of Kentucky

    Certifications and Special Training

    American Board of Family Medicine

  • Patient Stories

    MAc Harman

    Setback Comeback

    During practice in her freshman year, University of Kentucky Gymnast, Mac Harman’s left leg locked and she snapped her PCL, tore her LCL, tore her meniscus and broke her tibia. Thanks to UK Gymnastics team doctor and UK HealthCare Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports medicine physician, Kimberly Kaiser, and surgeon Darren Johnson, Mac was able to return to competition.

    Read Mac Harmon’s story »
     

    Emma Delmore

    Staying on Her Toes

    Emma Delmore was a competitive diver at the University of Kentucky. During practice, her knees buckled and she landed hard on concrete. Her pain was so severe she unable to walk and ended up in casts and a wheelchair. Emma recovered and was able to return to diving before the end of her senior year. Emma was diagnosed and treated by team physician and UK HealthCare Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports Medicine physician, Kimberly Kaiser, MD.

    Read Emma Delmore’s story »

    Gil Bagang

    No excuses. Go get it taken care of.

    Gil Bagang has been playing volleyball for years. After growing up playing tennis, he got involved with a recreational volleyball league with some friends when he was a teenager. He fell in love with the game, eventually playing at a national level. All that came crashing down when he ruptured his ACL in 2015.

    Read Gil Bagang's story »
     

    Jaida Garrett

    “I had to learn how to walk again”

    University of Kentucky diver, Jaida Garret was told by UK Swimming & Driving team physician and UK Orthopaedic Surgery & Sports medicine doctor, Kimberly Kaiser, MD, that her bones were so fragile that her next jump could have shattered her leg. After a successful surgery and learning how to walk again, Jaida is finishing her senior year on the UK Swimming & Diving team strong.

    Read Jaida Garrett’s story »

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