Kimberley Butts, CNP-F
Family Nurse PractitionerBoard-certified Family Nurse Practitioner credentialed through the Academy of Nurse Practitioners, with our practice since 2016.
Accepting new patientsWhy Dr. Diatte takes a functional medicine–informed approach
Dr. Diatte saw members of his own family struggle with illnesses that conventional treatment didn't help, and that is why he brought a functional medicine–informed approach to cognitive decline and related conditions into the practice. Dr. Diatte is trained in the Bredesen Protocol® and in peptide therapy. He uses that training alongside conventional family medicine, not in place of it, and works with specialists when a patient needs one.
How our cognitive decline care works
Background
Dr. Diatte was born and raised in San Jose, CA. He graduated from James Lyck High School and then pursued a Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology at San Jose State University. He graduated in 1985 and the same year was accepted to the Oral Roberts University School of Medicine, graduating in 1989. Dr. Diatte completed his first year of residency at City of Faith Hospital in Tulsa before transferring to the Medical College of Ohio to complete his training.
After relocating his family to the Cincinnati area in 1993, Dr. Diatte completed a Sports Medicine Fellowship with St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Dayton, Ohio. He became Board-Certified in Sports Medicine and used his passion while his kids were growing up to volunteer and work with various high school athletic teams. Dr. Diatte also is Board Certified in Family Practice and has been with Beckett Ridge Family Medicine since 1995.
Outside the office
In his free time Dr. Diatte enjoys spending time with his wife, Koreen, and their six children. He also loves being called Grandpa by his grandchildren. During the summer months he enjoys time away at the lake skiing and wake surfing.
