Nicholas N. Holmes, MD, is a board certified primary care sports medicine provider who specializes in musculoskeletal injuries and conditions, ultrasound-guided injections, ultrasound, and concussion management.
Clinical Interest
Non-operative orthopedics
Sports medicine, including family medicine, sports medicine, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections, and concussion management
Ankle care
Elbow care
Foot care
Hip care
Knee care
Spine care
Shoulder care
Education
Certification
Board Certified, American Board of Family Medicine
Subspecialty Certification in Sports Medicine
Fellowship
Primary Care Sports Medicine, AnMed Health, Anderson, South Carolina
Residency
St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Hospital, Pontiac, Michigan; AnMed Health, Anderson, South Carolina,
Seneca Lakes Family Medicine Program – Oconee Medical Center, Seneca, South Carolina
Medical Degree
St. George’s University, Grenada
Professional Affiliations
American Academy of Family Physicians
American Medical Society for Sports Medicine
Wilderness Medical Society
Sports Affiliations
Team Physician: Park High School
Staff
Jill G.
Patient Testimonials
August 4, 2021
Diane C.
I have been going to Dr. Holmes for years. He has given me cortisone shots, when necessary, for extreme pain on separate knees multiple times. I had one knee replaced 3 years ago and the other is now getting worse but we are trying to avoid surgery. Holmes is absolutely, hands-down the best shot giver I have ever encountered. He listens and provides alternative solutions with thorough explanations before we proceed. Even his assistant, Deanna, is top notch and a great listener. His sensitivity and shot-giving techniques are A+. It feels great! Wow!
November 6, 2019
Hayley P.
I spent my junior year of high school in constant pain because of my shoulder injury. I saw several doctors to get help with the pain and tried everything from physical therapy, acupuncture and massage. My shoulder pain continued to get worse. I got to the point that I could not concentrate at school because of the pain and I had to quit basketball. With cortisone shots I was able to play softball but I was still in significant pain. After the platelet rich plasma (PRP) injection, I was soon able to get the full range of motion back in my shoulder. I am fully enjoying my senior year pain-free. I am 3 weeks into the softball season and still completely pain free in my shoulder. I wish I would have had the PRP injection much sooner. Thank you, Dr. Holmes!
March 9, 2019
Harley S.
My son (16) fell and dislocated his patella. After he dislocated it, he fell (all 260 pounds) directly on the injury. Rushed him to see Dr. Nick Holmes in the Woodbury clinic, where they examined him and did an MRI. The results were in – medial patellar fracture and femoral ligament tear. Surgery was a possibility, but with Dr. Holmes’ guidance and PT, he made a full recovery. During the time he was injured to now, he has lost a total of 30 pounds all on his own!!! He lost the weight because he was scared that this would happen again. So proud of him!!
December 28, 2018
Tom A.
My husband has suffered with Parkinson’s Disease since he was 44 years old. The constant shaking for 13 years has damaged his knee and shoulder joints, causing extreme pain. He is not a surgical candidate and refuses all opioid pain meds. Dr. Holmes injects his joints a few times a year, which has enabled my husband to still enjoy fishing and hunting. Thank you Dr. Holmes!
May 9, 2016
Rebecca P.
After a hockey injury left her with chronic knee pain, Rebecca sought treatment with Dr. Nicholas Holmes of Twin Cities Orthopedics. She underwent a PRP (plasma-rich platelet) injection and was able to recover from her pain completely. As Rebecca puts it, “Twin Cities Orthopedics took my pain away.”
