Nguyen, Abigail, FNP-C

I am excited to be a part of the Entira team that values both caring and community. What drew me to Entira is the opportunity to build long-term relationships with patients and to work alongside providers and staff who truly take the time to get to know people. In family medicine, no two days look the same, and I love the variety and connection this specialty brings.

Special Interests

• Full Spectrum of Family Medicine
• Women’s Health
• Weight Management
• Chronic Disease Management

My Approach to Care

My approach to patient care at Entira centers around listening. I want each patient to feel heard and understood every time we meet. Together, we create a plan that supports their goals and values. My mission is to provide compassionate, evidence-based, and holistic care that empowers patients to take an active role in their health. I am committed to promoting wellness across the lifespan and building trusting, long-term relationships.

Outside the Office

My favorite way to spend a day off is by starting with a local coffee shop and a walk with a friend. I also like to get my grocery shopping and meal prep done for the week so I feel ready and organized. Evenings are often for game nights with my husband and our family, which is one of my favorite ways to end the day.

Fun Facts

• My go-to karaoke songs are Dancing Queen or anything from Mamma Mia.
• My self-care routine changes often, but right now it looks like a walk after work, a cup of tea, and reading while wearing a face mask.
• I could never get tired of sweets, especially brown butter chocolate chip cookies that I love to bake.
• If I were not a provider, I think I would be a dietitian. I enjoy helping people find strategies that support their health in a way that feels realistic and not restrictive.
• A fun vacation I would love to prescribe to anyone is Thailand. My husband and I went for our honeymoon, and the food, beaches, and sightseeing were unforgettable.

Health Tips

The best health interventions are the ones you actually enjoy. It is much easier to stay consistent with a flexible, sustainable routine than to take an all-or-nothing approach to diet and exercise. Small changes add up over time, and those consistent steps lead to long-term results. Whether it is going to bed 30 minutes earlier, adding more fiber to your meals, or taking 10 minutes a day to meditate, one small change at a time makes the biggest impact.