NPPES file of Aug 9, 2026

Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP

Family Nurse Practitioner · Louisville, KY

Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP is a family nurse practitioner with a practice address in Louisville, Kentucky, and NPI 1790018513, issued on Sep 11, 2009. Check the license (Kentucky 6114P, as entered in NPPES) with the Kentucky board that licenses this profession; the Medicare figures below come from public CMS files.

Record from CMS NPPES, file of Aug 9, 2026 · Medicare files 2023 and 2024 · method · Verify with CMS →

NPPES recordNPPES file of Aug 9, 2026
1790018513
Name
Amy L. Doolittle-Crider
Credential
ARNP
Primary taxonomy
Family Nurse Practitioner 363LF0000X
License number
6114P KY
Self-reported in NPPES; status is on the state search
Practice location
2360 Stony Brook Dr, Louisville, KY 40220
Phone
(502) 446-5462
Enumerated
Sep 11, 2009
Record last updated
Oct 14, 2020 (not updated in 6 years: call before relying on the address or phone)
Fax
(502) 394-3670
Medicare enrollment
Enrolled (PECOS I20260402000893); accepts Medicare assignment
Entity
Type 1 · individual
Public record from CMS NPPES (open it on the CMS NPI Registry). Enrollment, assignment, school and telehealth: CMS Doctors and Clinicians file, Aug 2026. A record is not a license: verify it with the state board.
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Also registered at 2360 Stony Brook Dr

A shared address usually means a shared clinic or building; it does not show who employs whom.

  1. Hayley Beeler, PHARMDPharmacist1306457403
  2. Anthony BowerPharmacist1649552316
  3. Sherri Cargal, CRNPFamily Nurse Practitioner1417910829
  4. Dianne Carter-Gentry, APRNFamily Nurse Practitioner1700861853
  5. Christina Duvall, APRN-FNPFamily Nurse Practitioner1194082966
  6. Erin Fryman, PHARMDPharmacist1235412933

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  1. 1IdentityNPI record in CMS NPPESNPI lookupConfirmed in NPPES
  2. 2LicenseActive license and public ordersWhich Kentucky board licenses this profession
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  3. 3Other statesLicenses and actions elsewhereDocInfo (FSMB)Not checked
  4. 4ExclusionsMedicare and Medicaid bansHHS-OIG exclusion listNot checked
  5. 5CertificationBoard certificationABMS AOA NCCPA AANPNot checked
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92% fewer Medicare Part D claims than the average family nurse practitioner in 2024

103 Medicare Part D claims for 79 beneficiaries, against an average of 1,305 among the 140,557 providers of this specialty who prescribed in Part D. Brand-name drugs were 12% of claims.

  1. Amy Doolittle-Crider103
  2. Specialty average1,305

Most prescribed

  1. Fluticasone Propionate18 claims
  2. Albuterol Sulfate Hfa13 claims
  3. Amoxicillin-Clavulanate Potass13 claims
  4. Levocetirizine Dihydrochloride11 claims

Source: CMS Medicare Part D Prescribers by Provider and Drug, 2024 (data.cms.gov). Part D covers prescriptions for Medicare patients only; drugs with fewer than 11 claims are not published.

The practice group's MIPS final score for 2023 (Medicare payment program): 100 of 100

The Merit-based Incentive Payment System score is reported for the practice group, not for one clinician alone. Four categories are weighted into the final score; the average among 454,083 clinicians with a measured score was 83.5.

  1. Qualitynot scored (reweighted)
  2. Costnot scored (reweighted)
  3. Promoting interoperabilityout of 100 · 25%100.0
  4. Improvement activities40 of 40 points · 15%100.0

Source: CMS Quality Payment Program, MIPS performance year 2023, group reporting; category weights for 2023 (qpp.cms.gov).

Bills Medicare through one group practice

  1. Community Medical Associates IncClarksville, IN

Source: CMS Doctors and Clinicians National Downloadable File (the group practices a clinician bills Medicare through) (data.cms.gov).

1,321 family nurse practitioner records list a practice address in Louisville

They are 1,321 of the 21,891 NPPES records with a practice address in Louisville, and 5,545 family nurse practitioner records in Kentucky.

Other family nurse practitioner records in Kentucky

  1. Katie Aaron, APRNColumbia, KY1033792726
  2. Khabeer AbdulEdmonton, KY1992252266
  3. Oluwasegun Abe, APRNLouisville, KY1316310725
  4. Brandy AbellOwensboro, KY1275185878
  5. Rachael Abell, APRNLouisville, KY1992339345
  6. Jessica Abney, ARNPLouisville, KY1760628507
  7. Julie Abney, APRNLexington, KY1013201045
  8. Sarah Absher-HaasLexington, KY1891622395
  9. Lachelle Achterberg, APRNLouisville, KY1427396290
  10. Jessica Acker, APRNLexington, KY1467078840

Common questions

What is Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP's NPI number?

Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP's National Provider Identifier (NPI) is 1790018513, issued on Sep 11, 2009. An NPI identifies a provider in billing; it is not a license.

Where is Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP located?

The NPPES record lists a practice address at 2360 Stony Brook Dr, Louisville, KY, 40220. Phone: (502) 446-5462. Providers update this record themselves, so call before visiting.

How can I verify Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP's license?

NPPES lists Kentucky license number 6114P, as entered by the provider. Search the Kentucky board that licenses this profession; the NPPES record confirms identity only.

How much does Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP prescribe under Medicare Part D?

In 2024, Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP had 103 Medicare Part D claims for 79 beneficiaries; the average among family nurse practitioner prescribers was 1,305. Part D covers Medicare prescriptions only.

What is Amy L. Doolittle-Crider, ARNP's MIPS final score?

The 2023 MIPS final score is 100 of 100, reported for the practice group. The average among 454,083 clinicians with a measured score was 83.5.

Source: CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES), file of Aug 9, 2026 (NPPES files on CMS.gov); NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy. Medicare files from data.cms.gov. An NPI identifies who bills; it is not a license.

Figures on PlainDoctor are read from the federal files each page names (CMS NPPES, Medicare Part D, MIPS, Open Payments; the HHS-OIG exclusion list only as counts) and from Census population estimates, with the file date shown beside them. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of Aug 9, 2026.