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Primary care for every member of your family

Beckett Ridge Family Medicine is an independent family practice in West Chester Township, Ohio. We have cared for families at 4870 Wunnenberg Way since 1995. Our providers see patients of all ages, so children, parents and grandparents can all come to the same office and the same team.

We care for patients from West Chester Township and nearby communities, including Liberty Township, Mason, Fairfield and other parts of Butler County.

A family doctor gets to know you over time. We keep track of your history, your medications and the things that matter to you. That makes it easier to notice when something changes and to give advice that fits your life.

What primary care covers here

Primary care is your first stop for most health concerns. At Beckett Ridge Family Medicine, it falls into three broad areas.

Acute care: when you're sick or hurt

Colds, sore throats, ear pain, rashes, urinary symptoms and minor injuries are all reasons to call us. If you're ill, call during office hours. Depending on your symptoms, we may offer you a same-day appointment with an available provider. Learn more about same-day sick visits.

Preventive care: staying ahead of problems

Regular checkups help catch problems early, when they are often easier to manage. We offer annual physicals, sports and school physicals, well-child visits and the Medicare yearly wellness visit. We'll talk with you about screenings that are recommended for your age and health history.

Chronic care: support for long-term conditions

If you live with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or a thyroid condition, regular follow-up matters. We review your numbers, adjust medications when needed, talk through lifestyle changes and coordinate with specialists. See our chronic care page for details.

All of our primary care services

Choose a service below to learn what to expect, who you'll see and how to get ready for your visit.

Everyday care

Annual physicals

A yearly checkup with a history review, physical exam, lab work as needed and screenings for your age.

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Sports and school physicals

Sports, school, camp and work physicals, with OHSAA forms completed by a sports medicine-trained team.

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Pediatric care

Well-child checkups and sick visits for kids and teens, in the same practice that cares for the rest of the family.

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Medicare wellness visit

A yearly, conversation-based visit to review your health and build a personal prevention plan with Medicare.

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Ongoing conditions

Chronic care

Ongoing care for diabetes, high blood pressure, cholesterol and thyroid conditions, with a plan you can keep.

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Diabetes care

Regular monitoring, medication management and lifestyle support for diabetes and prediabetes.

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Medical weight loss

An evaluation first, then a plan you decide together, with prescription medication when it is appropriate.

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Anxiety and depression

Screening, treatment, follow-up and referrals for anxiety and depression, from a team that knows you.

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Headaches and migraines

Find your triggers, treat headaches safely and know when a headache needs urgent care.

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Allergies

Help for seasonal and year-round allergies, with a plan for your triggers and your breathing.

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Focused care

Women's health

Preventive care, menopause questions, bone and heart health, and mood, at every stage of life.

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Peptide therapy

An evaluation first, an honest talk about evidence and risks, and careful follow-up if you start.

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Cognitive decline and complex symptoms

Some health problems don't fit neatly into a standard visit. You may have changes in memory, ongoing brain fog or fatigue, or symptoms that have lasted for months without a clear answer. For these concerns, our providers take a functional medicine–informed approach to cognitive decline and the conditions that can contribute to it. We look for the factors that may be adding to your symptoms, alongside conventional care.

Mold-related illness

A careful look at symptoms you connect to mold, with help reducing exposure at home.

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Long COVID

A whole-person plan for fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath and other lingering symptoms.

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Heavy metal toxicity

A careful look at possible lead, mercury or arsenic exposure, with help finding and removing the source.

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Because this care happens in the same practice, your records, medications and history are already in one place. Your provider can help you decide whether a longer evaluation makes sense for you.

How to book a visit

We schedule every appointment by phone. Call (513) 860-4600 during office hours, Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Providers do not see patients from 12 PM to 1 PM, but the office stays open and staff can still take your call.

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

New to the practice? Our new patients page explains the registration form and what to bring to your first visit.

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Related care

New patients

We are accepting new patients. Call (513) 860-4600. Here is what to have ready and what to bring.

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Cognitive decline

A functional medicine–informed look at memory loss and the conditions that can affect it, from your family doctor.

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Our providers

Who you'll see

Every provider here sees patients of all ages and is accepting new patients. Meet the whole team.

Dr. Chris Diatte, MD

Dr. Chris Diatte, MD

Family Physician

Board certified in Family Practice and Sports Medicine, and with Beckett Ridge Family Medicine since 1995. Trained in the Bredesen Protocol® and in peptide therapy. ILADS trained, specializing in treatment of tick-borne diseases, Lyme disease, and mold and mycotoxin illness.

Accepting new patients
Kimberley Butts, CNP-F

Kimberley Butts, CNP-F

Family Nurse Practitioner

Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner credentialed through the Academy of Nurse Practitioners, with our practice since 2016.

Accepting new patients
Taylor Boontjer, FNP-C

Taylor Boontjer, FNP-C

Family Nurse Practitioner

Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a background in critical care and emergency medicine, and special interests in preventive medicine and women's health.

Accepting new patients

Insurance

We accept most major insurance plans. Call (513) 860-4600 and our front desk will check your coverage before you book.

Insurance and billing details

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Yes. All of our providers see patients of all ages for sick visits, preventive care and long-term conditions. Many families in West Chester Township and Liberty Township see us for every member of the household.

Call (513) 860-4600. Our front desk can tell you about current openings, check your insurance and help you schedule your first visit.

No. We schedule all appointments by phone so we can match you with the right provider and visit type. Call (513) 860-4600 Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Once you're a patient, you can use the patient portal for messages and test results.

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

Yes. Memory changes are part of primary care, and for patients who need a deeper look, we take a functional medicine–informed approach to cognitive decline and related conditions such as Lyme disease, mold exposure, long COVID and heavy metal toxicity. It all happens in the same practice, with the same records.

Ready to talk with us?

Call our front desk at (513) 860-4600. We're open Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM. For a life-threatening emergency, call 911.

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