Professional counselor
Kimberly Roth
M.A.
Athens, GA
Contact for availability
From the public NPI record
- Practice location
- Athens, GA 30605
- Registered profession
- professional counselor
- Also registered as
- counselor; addiction (substance use disorder) counselor
- License listed
- LPC004836 (Georgia)
- Other practice locations
- Flowery Branch, GA
- NPI issued
- April 10, 2007
- Record last updated
- November 19, 2024
Copied from the public NPI record for NPI 1942323100. A listed license may have changed since; check with the state licensing board.
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About Kimberly
Kimberly Roth is listed as a professional counselor in Athens, GA. Also registered as a counselor and an addiction (substance use disorder) counselor. The registration also lists practice locations in Flowery Branch, GA. Contact the practice for current services and appointment availability.
Common questions
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About the provider (2)
What does Kimberly Roth's NPI record list?
The public NPI record (NPI 1942323100) lists Kimberly Roth as a professional counselor, gives the credential M.A. and lists license LPC004836 (Georgia).
Link to this answerHow can I check whether Kimberly Roth's details are current?
Kimberly Roth has not claimed this profile, so its details come only from the public NPI record, last updated November 19, 2024. Look up NPI 1942323100 in the NPI registry, check a license with the state licensing board and confirm details with the practice.
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How do I request an appointment with Kimberly Roth?
Call the practice at (706) 498-9560 to ask about availability and request an appointment. The practice confirms the clinician and the appointment.
Link to this answerIs Kimberly Roth accepting new clients?
Not listed. Contact Kimberly Roth's practice to ask whether new clients are being accepted.
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