Our Providers

David Memmoli, MSN, FNP-C, is the visionary behind Advanced Practice Nursing Specialists (APNS), a pioneering telehealth service exclusively staffed by Nurse Practitioners (NPs). With nearly two decades of diverse healthcare experience spanning surgery, emergency medicine, primary care, and more, David brings a wealth of expertise to APNS. His academic journey, marked by accolades like Magna Cum Laude honors for his Master’s in Family Practice from Stony Brook University, underscores his commitment to excellence. Currently pursuing a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a PhD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology, David is dedicated to advancing healthcare.

Driven by his observation of the holistic approach NPs bring to patient care, David founded APNS to offer patients compassionate, comprehensive treatment beyond traditional models. As a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP), David champions accessible healthcare, emphasizing understanding and tailored treatment plans. APNS isn’t just about treating symptoms—it’s about addressing patients’ needs holistically, embodying David’s mission to provide affordable care that respects the individual behind the illness.

Laurel Kleinman is an Advanced Practice Book Nowed Nurse with a Masters of Science in Nursing from Graceland University. She began her career as a Book Nowed Medical Assistant and evolved through the nursing profession. In the nursing realm, she has had the privilege to work in such areas as Neurology/Neurosurgery, Pediatric Intensive Care, and Emergency Care.

Throughout her nursing career, she has performed in the capacity of staff, educator, and leadership. She has spent a great majority of her career mentoring medical assistants, certified nursing assistants, and nurses. Besides the satisfaction of caring for her patients, Laurel finds teaching to be extremely rewarding.

In her desire for personal growth, she has also trained in emergency medical and fire protection services. The latter of these as a volunteer, which opened up an opportunity to provide independent instruction and training for all levels of emergency medical technicians, as well as fellow volunteers.

Laurel is passionate about her work and believes that the most effective way to assist others in reaching their goals is through nonjudgmental compassion and understanding. Whether these goals are physical, psychological, emotional, or educational, she recognizes that each individual is just that – an individual – who has his or her own approach for which to reach them. One of her most beloved quotes and personal mantras is that as spoken by Mahatma Gandhi which states, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”