Barbara  McNally, FNP-C

Barbara McNally, FNP-C

Certification:

The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

Education:

Master of Science in Nursing, Chamberlain University

Services:

Walk-In & Same Day Care, Family Medicine, Women's Health

Barbara McNally, FNP-C is an experienced provider who joined Southern West Virginia Health System in 2024. She is committed to working to improve the health and wellness of everyone she sees by providing local access to family medicine in southern West Virginia.    

Barbara works with patients of all ages and stages.  She provides family medicine, women’s health, and walk-in services at our health centers in Logan County.     

Barbara is welcoming new patients at SWVHS – Logan and SWVHS - Man.  Barbara is focused on helping all of her patient base live their healthiest lives.   


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does "FNP-C" mean?

A FNP-C is a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Family Nurse Practitioner programs are broad in scope, allowing those who graduate with this type of degree to have knowledge necessary to treat people of all ages, from infants to older adults. Nurse Practitioners work autonomously and in collaboration with health care professionals to provide a wide range of services. 

What is family medicine?

Family medicine is a medical specialty focused on comprehensive health care for people of all ages, from newborns to seniors. Family medicine providers are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, offer preventive care, and build ongoing relationships with patients throughout their lives.    

What are Women's Health services?

Women’s Health refers to appointments that focus on exams and tests specific to the health and wellness of women. Staying up-to-date with your primary care provider for these visits is important, as new developments continually improve the detection and treatment of conditions that can affect women’s long-term health and wellness. 

What is walk-in and same day care?

Walk-in & same day care is a service that is ideal for non-emergency situations where you need to be seen quickly. Reasons for same day care may include sore throats, sinus infections, minor sprains, rashes, or other sudden but not life-threatening concerns. 

Can family medicine providers treat both children and adults?

Yes! That's one of the strengths of family medicine. Barbara McNally and other family medicine providers are trained to care for patients across the lifespan, making it easy for your entire family to receive care in one place. 

How do I schedule an appointment with Barbara McNally? 

Barbara McNally practices at both our SWVHS – Logan and SWVHS – Man locations. To schedule an appointment, call the location that is most convenient to you and one of our patient service representatives will be able to assist you in scheduling an appointment.   

What can I expect from my first appointment? 

Welcome to Southern West Virginia Health System! We look forward to caring for you. As a new patient seeing Barbara McNally, we want to make sure your visit goes smoothly. 

As a new patient, please plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to complete your registration. Be sure to bring your photo ID, and if applicable, your health insurance card for check-in. Also, have a list of any medications you're currently taking, both prescription and over the counter, to share with our clinical team at the start of your visit. 

Your first appointment should take approximately 30 minutes. Barbara McNally will take this time to get to know you, review your medical history, assess your current health, and discuss any care or follow-up that may be needed. Our goal is to provide thoughtful, personalized care right from day one. 

Are there pharmacy services nearby?

Yes! If Barbara McNally prescribes you medication during your visit, you have convenient options: 

This location is part of our organization and can fill your prescription quickly and efficiently. Prefer to use a different pharmacy? No problem. Just let our team know your preferred location and we'll make sure your prescription is sent there. 

Does Southern West Virginia Health System accept my insurance?

We accept most in-state insurance plans, including major providers like Medicare, Medicaid, and many commercial carriers. If you’re unsure about whether your plan is in-network, feel free to call our billing office at 304-824-5860. We’re happy to help you check your coverage.   

Locations of Barbara McNally, FNP-C

SWVHS - Logan

SWVHS - Logan

(Logan County)
122 Nick Savas Dr.
Logan, WV 25601
Phone: 304-752-8081
SWVHS - Man

SWVHS - Man

(Logan County)
600 East McDonald Ave.
Man, WV 25635
Phone: 304-583-8585
Barbara  McNally, FNP-C

Barbara McNally, FNP-C

Certification:

The American Academy of Nurse Practitioners

Education:

Master of Science in Nursing, Chamberlain University

Services:

Walk-In & Same Day Care, Family Medicine, Women's Health

Locations of Barbara McNally, FNP-C

SWVHS - Logan

SWVHS - Logan

(Logan County)
122 Nick Savas Dr.
Logan, WV 25601
Phone: 304-752-8081
SWVHS - Man

SWVHS - Man

(Logan County)
600 East McDonald Ave.
Man, WV 25635
Phone: 304-583-8585

Barbara McNally, FNP-C is an experienced provider who joined Southern West Virginia Health System in 2024. She is committed to working to improve the health and wellness of everyone she sees by providing local access to family medicine in southern West Virginia.    

Barbara works with patients of all ages and stages.  She provides family medicine, women’s health, and walk-in services at our health centers in Logan County.     

Barbara is welcoming new patients at SWVHS – Logan and SWVHS - Man.  Barbara is focused on helping all of her patient base live their healthiest lives.   


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does "FNP-C" mean?

A FNP-C is a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner. Family Nurse Practitioner programs are broad in scope, allowing those who graduate with this type of degree to have knowledge necessary to treat people of all ages, from infants to older adults. Nurse Practitioners work autonomously and in collaboration with health care professionals to provide a wide range of services. 

What is family medicine?

Family medicine is a medical specialty focused on comprehensive health care for people of all ages, from newborns to seniors. Family medicine providers are trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions, offer preventive care, and build ongoing relationships with patients throughout their lives.    

What are Women's Health services?

Women’s Health refers to appointments that focus on exams and tests specific to the health and wellness of women. Staying up-to-date with your primary care provider for these visits is important, as new developments continually improve the detection and treatment of conditions that can affect women’s long-term health and wellness. 

What is walk-in and same day care?

Walk-in & same day care is a service that is ideal for non-emergency situations where you need to be seen quickly. Reasons for same day care may include sore throats, sinus infections, minor sprains, rashes, or other sudden but not life-threatening concerns. 

Can family medicine providers treat both children and adults?

Yes! That's one of the strengths of family medicine. Barbara McNally and other family medicine providers are trained to care for patients across the lifespan, making it easy for your entire family to receive care in one place. 

How do I schedule an appointment with Barbara McNally? 

Barbara McNally practices at both our SWVHS – Logan and SWVHS – Man locations. To schedule an appointment, call the location that is most convenient to you and one of our patient service representatives will be able to assist you in scheduling an appointment.   

What can I expect from my first appointment? 

Welcome to Southern West Virginia Health System! We look forward to caring for you. As a new patient seeing Barbara McNally, we want to make sure your visit goes smoothly. 

As a new patient, please plan to arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to complete your registration. Be sure to bring your photo ID, and if applicable, your health insurance card for check-in. Also, have a list of any medications you're currently taking, both prescription and over the counter, to share with our clinical team at the start of your visit. 

Your first appointment should take approximately 30 minutes. Barbara McNally will take this time to get to know you, review your medical history, assess your current health, and discuss any care or follow-up that may be needed. Our goal is to provide thoughtful, personalized care right from day one. 

Are there pharmacy services nearby?

Yes! If Barbara McNally prescribes you medication during your visit, you have convenient options: 

This location is part of our organization and can fill your prescription quickly and efficiently. Prefer to use a different pharmacy? No problem. Just let our team know your preferred location and we'll make sure your prescription is sent there. 

Does Southern West Virginia Health System accept my insurance?

We accept most in-state insurance plans, including major providers like Medicare, Medicaid, and many commercial carriers. If you’re unsure about whether your plan is in-network, feel free to call our billing office at 304-824-5860. We’re happy to help you check your coverage.