Welcome Olivia Johnson

Outside of medicine, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Henry, and her sweet and sassy wire fox terrier, Finley. Together, they love exploring the outdoors, playing pickleball, and hanging out with family and friends.
Family Health Providers in Johnston County, NC
Rebecca received her Master of Science in Nursing from George Mason University in 2022. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Saint Francis University in 2015.
Rebecca enjoys caring for patients of all ages, from pediatrics to geriatrics.
The Patient Portal, available through the button in the upper right of our website, is a convenient way for you to request an appointment, request medication refills, and communicate with our staff 24/7.
After you have requested an appointment, one of our staff will call you back during regular business hours to schedule the appointment based on the information you provide.
To get the most benefit from the Patient Portal, follow these tips:Note: Masks are required in our offices. Please remember your mask when coming to your appointment.
We know you have questions about the spread of COVID-19, also called coronavirus.
We want to assure you that we are dedicated to your care, and we have policies, treatments and procedures in place to help you.
Just as important, we want to be sure you have access to resources where you can keep track of the latest developments with the coronavirus.
Where can I find reliable information?
The internet is full of information, but not all of it is reliable or accurate. Therefore, the best resource is the site for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), where you can find extensive facts on the COVID-19 coronavirus. The CDC site is updated regularly, and has information on:
Another useful source of information is the website for the NC Department of Health and Human Services.
How are patients tested for COVID-19?
If you are experiencing fever, cough, and/or shortness of breath we recommend you call for evaluation. There are two options:
If you are instructed to come to our office for evaluation be aware of the following:
How do I stay safe & reduce my risk?
We understand that the outbreak of the coronavirus is upsetting and can be frightening. For most people, contracting the virus will likely be a mild event – much like the symptoms of the common cold or case of flu. However, we would like to emphasize that the best way to stay safe is to take some basic precautions. These include:
We are committed to providing care for you throughout the pandemic. Don’t hesitate to call or contact us through your patient portal with any other questions.
Best in health