Nia Johnson, MD

Patient rating is a strong signal, bolstered by high ratings and a large volume of reviews, though it is inherited from the clinic. The practitioner's clinic presence is good, supported by a strong clinic audience. Credentials are moderate, with board certification noted but self-declared. There is a significant gap in the practitioner's personal social reach and content sharing.

Earned from public signals — never pay-to-play. Missing data lowers confidence, not the score.